It almost looks that way, doesn't it? We were particularly incensed over this. There was an American, New York-based or Washington-based, who went and wrote a report that started all this. Nobody ever visited the factory. The Jordanian government was particularly upset with them. Quite frankly, I would have been very happy suing them, but it was going to be too costly. We took over two or three factories. We bought them. We've been continually improving them. I believe we won an award from the Jordanian government. I've been visiting the factories continually. In fact, I took the board of directors to see the factory and we assembled all of the staff to talk to them. We've been around the accommodations. We have security, remote television, and they have had their own committees improve it. The conditions are very good. Everyone's in uniform. We have on-site medical, and it is replicating what we have in India, where we started a factory in 2007.
On March 15th, 2012. See this statement in context.