A
Oh, yeah. They're finding a way to tax you every time you turn around, and I, I think one way or the other, we're going to pay for the bureaucracy, I guess. Uh, it's one area that is really, I, I think hurting the economy more than anything. I think the taxes have just, every time you turn around they, they have taking more bite out of the dollars that are available for spending for any kind of products, and I, I, I think that is probably as big a item fueling the recession as anything right now.
B
Well, I, I tell you, um, I remember every time, it seems like, we turned around, they're adding another nickel or --
A
That's right.
B
-- a few more cents onto the price of gasoline.
A
That's right.
B
And actually, that one, the, the, the taxes on gasoline don't, don't bug me as much as, uh, uh, what are we, eight and a quarter percent sales tax?