A
-- you know, so as far as return investment, that's not, that's nothing and we're not even going to get the exact same number of dollars back. Uh, someone was telling me that there is a, uh, uh, there's still an office in, uh, you know, staffed with, with people there and, in D C that are researching to find a cure for polio, which, I may be wrong, but I believe that the cure for polio is already founded, but, but supposedly once you have an office in D C, or, you know, and, and staff it with people, it's really tough to close it down and, and they just haven't yet.
B
Well, yeah, I'm not exactly sure, uh, about polio in particular. I know we have a polio vaccine come will prevent somebody from getting polio --
A
Uh-huh.
B
-- I'm not sure if we know what to do in terms of curing some who has already gotten polio.
A
Well, that might be the difference. I don't know. Uh, the other thing that, uh, I remember seeing on T V lately is, uh, had to do with, it's like seventy-five percent of the historical sites in America are in the home districts of very powerful people politically --
B
Right.