A
Uh-huh.
B
-- and actually, to tell you the truth, I really did not think much about it. I, I hadn't, you know, it really didn't relate to me. But there were some things that people brought up like well what happens if they, they get a false positive, you know, what recourse do you have.
A
Uh-huh.
B
And, also, uh, uh, this is against the law for the government to do this kind of thing, this kind of big brother activity and yet, uh, a lot of these large corporations such as Texas Instruments, although they don't admit to it, it's actually, oh, a drug testing policy comes about as a result of government pressure.
A
Uh-huh.
B
So what that means is, to me, that really it's the government that's requiring this, although they don't actually e, execute it themselves, it's really the government that MUMBLEx. So, in that sense, it, at least, philosophically, it's really borderline legal.