Not quite. I know we don't, and I'm pretty sure Dryden doesn't.
Our workers get paid more than we do, which you know going in. Does that attract good people, for the most part, in municipalities? I believe it does, because they are there because they want to make their municipalities better. I understand that could be a whole different set of parameters in a corporation, but at some point—
I remember talking to my brother-in-law once, whom I previously mentioned, and if he finished his mail route at noon—and he'd walk; he was in a tad better shape than I am—he could then do another route for overtime. I thought that was a funny way of looking at things: it was eight hours of work, but four of it's going to be straight time and four of it's going to be overtime, so he's getting paid for 12 hours here. I'm not sure if it's time and a half or double time for overtime, but it was great for him.