sure.

It would have cost a lot of money, so we opted to do that.

Then I worked with them for three years on doing that.

And then getting to know the person that was doing that in the state of Utah is how I got hired at the state of Utah.

And so I left the city and went to the state and continued that work all across the state.

So we continue to mitigate a lot of the tanks that were leaking across the state of Utah to get everybody up on board of this fuel network, which included a lot of cities, a lot of counties, a lot of school districts.

I think we had at one time 30 of the 40 school districts at that time on the network.

so