It's very costly and, to some extent, unfair to the other businesses that put a competitive bid in. Along with that, we're seeing recently now that the government is going out with 15-year contracts. It just went out with one several months ago for a team of 15 different people. I knew most of the people who where bidding. They were 65 and 70 years old, and they won a 15-year contract. Okay, hello?
The other difficulty with that is that they put in a rate today and they have to hold that rate. What I've seen over the last 20 years is that they'll sign a 10-year contract with an industry. Now they're getting $1,200 a day per diem. Five years down the road, the supply of those people has gone way up and the demand's gone way down, yet the government continues to pay double or let's say 25% more than what it should be paying because they commit themselves to these five-, 10-, and 15-year contracts.