Mr. Christopherson and others talked about the values of some of these items. The net book value of all vehicles, machinery and equipment disposed of in that year was $67 million. The government received approximately $42 million in proceeds from the disposal of those assets, so there's quite a discrepancy there in actual value.
In furniture, the book value was $82 million, and proceeds were $50 million. Again, that's a massive loss. Is there a chance that our book value is way out of line with what used furniture is worth? I know that in many businesses, you may want to depreciate certain assets quickly. Are we just maybe not putting the proper book value on things?