A
-- so that's kind of encouraging. I didn't know, you know, I didn't know if we started to do that. I didn't know what to expect.
B
Yeah, well I'll have to say I'm, I'm, the only one I'm good at at this point is the newspaper. Uh, taking that to the Boy Scouts and my aluminum cans --
A
Right.
B
-- uh, getting rid of those, but on the plastic, I have, uh, I don't have any habits there yet and I'm, guess I'm waiting for the city to, to push me in that direction but,
A
Well, I guess they will shortly. I, uh,
B
But, it just seems like on the larger scale that, you know, the, we always talk about in our society is that economic strife things and I think if, uh, if we just start to put, you know, the nickel deposit on things, like, uh, was the case years ago that, uh, it would have more immediate effect, uh, than, because I remember searching ditches for beer bottles because they were worth money --