This austerity movement in Washington is kind of going across and all the elected officials here talk about it. Do you think that's at some point going to slow what FEMA does as far as how wide their school can be? Well, you know, our scope is determined by law, and so we will continue to work to bring all of the programs to bear on any disaster that we legally can bring to bear. Now we always are looking for ways to do things more efficiently. On every disaster operation we talk about it, we look for ways, even if it's a small thing, I mean copy on double-sided on paper, you know, all the way to, you know, how we do contracts or anything else. A lot of things like when we open a disaster recovery center, we look for the local community, local government, state government to assist us in identifying properties that could be donated for that use as opposed to having to pay lease as an answer to things. So we're always looking for ways to do things efficiently. Do you think that FEMA does too many events? Like, do you think that maybe sometimes FEMA takes smaller events? Some of their blunt talk is about this morning, and they just later article him, they were saying it, where he was talking about how FEMA, they might want to relook at how FEMA looks at what disasters they go to. Is that something that is worthwhile, or do you think FEMA goes to what it needs to get to? Well, you know, we go to wherever there is a presidential, which is a potentially flare disaster. And I think that the key, or maybe one of the keys for the answers to this, is in preparedness. And the efforts that we make with the state, there are Department of Homeland Security grants that have gone into states, to strengthen states, and strengthen local communities. I think this was an example of a success story in that, in that we never had to bring in a federal search and rescue team. So FEMA expended no dollars for search and rescue because Missouri, their search and rescue was so strong, and the local, local requirements and so forth, were able to go out and do the search and rescue with no need for assistance to the federal government. So those preparedness efforts in advance of a disaster and mitigation efforts are what will pay off.