A
and that we weren't normally very interested in them, and they have, in other, in most Latin American countries, they, there are a lot of the kind of problems that we've fought for in other countries, you know, that they have corruption, and, and they don't have, uh, I mean, there's just very few really modern cities.
B
Right, and the, probably the bigge, biggest problem down there is that's where the, that's the drug entry points,
A
Uh-huh.
B
and their economy is, of s-, several of the countries, especially Columbia, is so built on the, on t-, on the drugs, that, uh, our, our little war on drugs has really been laughable. It's just a, you know, such a small amount, and it doe-, it just, it, uh, cuts off just a trickle, and, uh, if, if we can't get a handle on that through some, through some, uh, method, I don't know where, whe, that will be another big problem.
A
Well, that's right, because that's just so much of the way that they make their money and so many communities have, uh, have to have that for farming.
B
Right, right.