I'm talking a little bit about the casino in my next three minutes, but from the, I think we need the guys community to look a little further into the future. To just say something brings in revenue and creates jobs doesn't mean that it's what we as a city want for our community. The study that I read on Casino is by Master, which is a pretty famous study on it, shows that 82% of the revenue generated by an income is coming from the local economy. So, if you're taking the money from us, it sounds like stealing from the poor and giving back to the rich. The money is not helping our economy, if 82% of it comes from a local source. It funnels into this pool of casino and it funnels out into the investor's hand. Yes, there are benefits from a casino to give us money for public infrastructure and things like that, but there's no time left to talk. First of all, let's talk about everybody knows that casinos do have so negative social roundifications. There are some people that may go home on Friday night after being paid without their paycheck. That could be the same person that stops in the corner of honor in placing these video corporate machines and goes home without their paycheck. But let me show you what my vision would be for a casino. This would be the only casino in the state in the Midwest on a premier piece of property, a premier piece of property that would be destination gaming. You can come to Shaboygan, we're not looking at the bus that pulls up and pulls up. We're looking at people coming to Shaboygan, spending the weekend, doing some gaming, doing some charter fishing, golfing the great golf courses we have going to the road of America, spending money at restaurants and shops. This is revenue coming from the outside into our city. We need people downtown for our downtown to flourish, for our downtown to survive.