Tom, I know you were in attendance at that dedication, so could you just share some takeaways on that project and other opportunities in the same vein?

Yes, this is the the third Kikomon plant in the United States, and the second in Wisconsin.

The first was in Walworth, which is today Kikomon's highest producing plant in the world.

And that's saying something for a company that's literally 350 years old.

I mean, it goes back in time.

And so it's an example, too, of continued investment by Japan, Japanese companies in Wisconsin.

There are about 80 at least 80 Japanese companies that have some kind of stake in Wisconsin.

So Tom, I don't know what you think about those two numbers, but that kind of surprised me.