Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
That's a great example you're talking about, General. In fact, I know in private industry, because that's where I come from, people who have actually retired from their organization, are getting a full pension, and then go back to work for the same company as a contractor. The prime example I have of that is myself. I worked for a petrochemical company. I was drawing a pension. They hired me back as a contractor, and I was entitled to double-dip, so to speak, if that's what you want to call it. At the same point in time, however, if I were hired back as a full-time employee without a contract and was expected to in fact contribute to the pension plan, then I would have stopped getting my annuity from the company and started paying back in and adding more credit to my time. So that's a really good example of that. I was actually going to get you to comment on it, but you've done some of that already.
I just wanted to bring that point out. It does happen in private industry.