What, what would that process have looked like? Do you think Bedford County would have passed it had they had tried to, to rezone it? Or is Bedford County more friendly to rock quarries? What's the-

Well, I can give you a little bit of history on that.

Uh, they had tried in Bedford County previous to, uh, coming over into Coffee County and were turned down, uh, by the Bedford County, uh, Commission.

Uh, they then came over to our, to the one next to ours, and was turned down twice.

They made two efforts to, uh, get that rezoned, uh, agric- from agricultural to industrial, was turned down twice.

Then they went back and said they were going back to, uh, Bedford County, that they thought it was more friendly over there, uh, to this, and apparently were turned down again.

And, uh, then we have this, uh, I guess you'd say, uh...

But if they want something, it seems to be that they get it, and, and I haven't figured out exactly who they always are, but who, who should be able to tell you how big the hole on your land could be? Like, w- how does that fall into a limited government perspective, and, and, like, how do you balance that? Just the overall more, uh, m- more moral question.