A
Right, right.
B
Uh, so I'm glad the city's willing to take that on.
A
That's nice. I guess they dump it the same place, I wonder where they dump that.
B
Well, there's someplace, you know, if it's, because really, when I look at what my grass does in, in actually about twenty-four hours, uh, knowing what the farmers do in rural areas, they just take their hay and just build a big mound of it and it naturally, uh, composts or stores and, uh, so all you have to do is just place it somewhere and churn it and it will naturally decompose, uh, so you just have to kind of keep in separated and then, uh, who knows how they process it from there and what they turn it into, but it's certainly usable material.
A
Yeah, yeah, well they must, they must keep it separate if they have this date in.
B
Uh-huh.