B
Uh, puts a whole, yeah, gets a whole new picture to what real air pollution can be, but, uh, that stuff going on over there. What, what, uh, what part of Pennsylvania are you in?
A
Um, I'm north of Pittsburgh, so.
B
Okay, okay, so, it's, it's amazing too, you know, with that, with the oil wells burning over there, that's the exact same stuff that's coming out of cars every day, just in, uh, just in a little different grade, I guess.
A
Yeah.
B
But, uh, in Dallas, we've got, we've just, uh, brought in a whole new set of requirements on inspections and things like that for cars, because, uh, people just don't use mass transit and stuff in Dallas. Everybody loves their car, and you see an awful lot of, uh, one person vehicles on the road on, during rush hours. That seems to be our biggest problem down here. Um, you know, there's, uh, there's a lot of industry around, but, uh, it's not, it's any pollution that industry's dumping around here is not going into the air. It's typically water type situation.
A
Yeah. Um. We have a couple, we have like a steel mill and a couple refineries and stuff, and I know there's a lot of air pollution going in there, and like they, they get fined whenever they do the air pollution --