But before we get into a lot of the safety products that I know you want to talk about, Tell me a little bit about what this event means to you personally, and what do you want contractors to take away from being here?

Yeah, I think personally for me, I look at this as a complete team celebration across the board for Milwaukee Tool, where you have years and years of hard work, where it's not just... making a product and watching it.

It is thousands of hours in the field talking to contractors, whether it's the mechanic, whether it's the plumber, and really understanding what are their core frustrations, and then working with our engineering team and all of our teams across the board to make the best solutions possible for a safer solution and a more productive solution.

So across the board, this event to me is a celebration of all that hard work and really a litmus test for all of our men and women in the field to be able to understand everything that we're trying to develop to make their jobs better.

Well, speaking of safety, how has that conversation changed over the past few years? Yeah, I think for us, safety was always health and safety for Milwaukee tool was always ingrained in our DNA.

If you think about it, going from a corded company to a cordless company where slip strips and falls are present on job sites.

If you think about it with all the MX fuel solutions for emissions, silica dust solutions that we came out, we always have a long history of health and safety issues.

Tell us a little bit about some of the products that are on the floor here at Pipeline.