A
Well don't most of them, doesn't just about everything now have both metric and English.
B
They do, but things are generally packaged in the English sized packages, you know. You buy a quart of milk, and sure it has, has the metric equivalent written on there, but it still a quart.
A
Oh, yeah, yeah.
B
But if they started putting it in liters, liter of oil, and you know, liters of gasoline, people are going to learn to think in metric. As long as you can still buy a product in the English units, that's how you're going to think of it.
A
I kind of remember back when gas prices started up, you know, pretty dramatically when they started getting toward a dollar a gallon range, somebody had, uh, I believe it was Exxon --
B
It figures.