A
Yeah.
B
-- uh, I, I'd, I would seriously question it. Uh, so.
A
Yeah. Yeah. It, uh, that's, that's mine. It, it, you know, I, I go back, it, to me, no matter how much the, th-, our company claims it's not a constitutional issue. That, because this is, uh, between a company and an employee it is not, it is not a government, it's not, the Constitution doesn't apply. But I, it, it seems to me that it still should. I, I, our company's doing it because they're a, uh, government contractor. Uh, and so it's, it's required for certain, some form, some form of drug program is required to get the government contracts
B
So it's the government that's mandating it to a certain extent?.
A
Okay. An-, and our company has taken that and gone all the way. Say, okay, uh, first off we don't, we don't have enough courage to, uh, pick out the people that, that have some sort of indication of possible drug usage, uh, because that would offend them, uh, if they, if they weren't. So we'll just accuse everybody of using drugs and,
B
.