 So there's one other issue that I thought was really interesting listening to county commissioners' discussions, and that's the value of what they call the mineral in the mine. And the mineral is essentially crushed rock. That's correct. Why is that important to the county? Well, it's the purchase of the land. It's higher priced than anything else that we were looking at. But part of that is that there is inherent value in that rock, that mineral. Which is funny to me to think about gravel being a value, but with road construction...