Board, Terminator, President Clark today. That's one of the reactions you think is the right decision. Well, that's what Boards do. And that's a part of life in that business. But I've had a very good working relationship with President Clark. I'll think a lot of him I wish him well. Are you disappointed with the decision of the Board, Nate? Well, the South Carolina State is, I think, is a great institution. It has a terrific history behind it. And we want it to be operating in full capacity, 100%. I know the students have been, as they have been to many students. It's been falling off over the years, which, of course, that's where the money comes from. It makes it very difficult. I know they've had to ups and downs. So I've had a great working relationship with President Clark. I think the world of him, but those decisions are the ones that the Boards make. That's what they're there for. We think she should get an extra coin forward with the back of the bad university. I think they should aspire to be an excellent university. They should do what they think is necessary to get enrollment up. Or enrollment has been a problem. And a lot of schools for years, as you know, there's even compensation to the University of South Carolina about how many in-state have posed, how many out-of-state. So those are the kind of questions that Boards wrestle with. But I have confidence in the school. The history is really quite an illustrious one. And I would like to see them doing extremely well, but the accompaniment of the Board. Well, yes, I have confidence in all the Boards in the state. I mean, they're selected in various ways. And yes, I have confidence in all of them. There's some discussion about a business grant program with ART money. How do you mean? You're talking about the meeting here. I think that's a good idea, because even though a lot of our businesses received some funds during the pandemic, that did not fix the problem, which was not brought on by them. We had government mandate closures all around the country, fewer here than in other places, but those in other places affected business here. There are some of our businesses here who couldn't get parts or couldn't get supplies or couldn't get various things from other states because of activities and non-activities going on there. So the extent that we can measure the damage that was done strictly by the pandemic and not related to any fault of the efficiency on those businesses, we want to try to help and fill that gap if we can. And can you just stand on the broadband discussion we had today? 400 million is going to be needed from this, but I think proposed by ARRS to get this going. Do you think that'll be enough? I don't know what we ought to be careful how we spend money and have to do it. Carefully, and there's a question about cable or satellite and all of that, wireless. But we've got to get this broadband. We've got to get this access out to all the people in the state. We had the same discussion decades ago about telephones and fax machines and all these sorts of things. Now we're in a completely different situation. Now, but it is clear that to be competitive in this world today, you've got to have that broadband access. And I think it'll help us in more ways that we even know. I'm glad to see that the businesses in this state are working so closely together to see that we get it out and that includes the co-ops as well as the telecom companies. Governor, how do you think that broadband access, especially for rural South Carolians, will help? I think it'll provide access to untold possibilities, both in education and health, I'm particularly interested in those two areas. So, people that need to see the doctor that they don't have gas or flat tire got children at home or don't have time or work or for a thousand different reasons can't get to the doctor's office or until the doctor's gone home. So, the internet access to telehealth, telemedicine, all that would open up possibilities that would take an enormous amount of pressure and resulting better health for our people and education. We know they are having a poll that that is, but just the communication. You've got to be able to communicate with the rest of the world, which is literally possible right now. We want all of that people to be able to have that access.