But just to correct some mathematics that were presented by Mr. McCallum—I don't know whether his banking background is with the subprime or the Enron—you had two people involved on this project for 45 days of intense work. Even if they only worked 10 hours a day for that period of time, we'd be talking about 900 hours, which would be a very modest amount. I get the impression there were days, especially toward the end, when people were working maybe 15 to 18 hours on this project, and on Sundays as well.
Am I correct in my interpretation of these events?