 To keep the power line consistently on, to mitigate the damage when a storm is coming, which it clearly was, as she said, and then to mitigate the damage after the fact and restore the power as soon as possible. Yes, they do. You have to understand they have a special license. You don't get to operate the way they do. And if you want to let them off the hook by saying everybody should have done exactly what you did, fine. I don't choose to do that.