That's just your face, good.

We have to assume that fly ash was the problem.

And that's a pretty big assumption because a lot of things could have caused their scaling or their early age cracking issue.

But that's what we're going to assume.

And of course, many people are going to attack that.

But let's take a step backwards.

Class F fly ash is a coal combustion residue, and that means you start with apparent material, meaning you're Mine and sorry, I'm fumbling for words here.

Is the fly ash a possible issue or not?

you know what you're right i got

that and then he well it's science i didn't mean to be right but now that you understand the science of it because he dropped a silicate powder can you answer this lovey a silicate powder onto moisture on his hand and that kicked off the corrosive reaction at very high ph And the same thing is said for concrete.

You asked before this, why do we care? Yes.

Okay.

And we only care if something goes bad with the concrete.

Now, why do we care if it's separated into two people? The contractor only has a one-year warranty and the asset manager who has many-year warranty or has to be concerned about.

There are some silicates when used the correct way.

I guess what I was getting at, why are customers asking for a silica? What are they hoping that the silica will do?

does datum

temperature mean? If I took that type 1 cement to a type 3, that's a faster setting cement.

My datum temperature is lower.

Meaning...

Because I'm using a finer cement that kicks off like a bat out of hell when I add water to it, it can set up in lower temperatures.

Or that maturity cycle can happen in lower temperatures.

Now, if I'm using something like

degrees Celsius.

Sure, sure, sure, sure.

Why don't you, can you pull some pictures of Hoboken up that are real pictures? And I would look at, you know, Hoboken in 10th.

Or, you know, the train station there.

There's a bar called Sully's.

That's a good place to look to parking in Hoboken.

But while you're talking about that, let's go to a prime example here in Indiana.

Indiana, we are big on 50-year design life.

So what, what does that look like?