B
Well, no. What we did was wind up using, and you just go, you just go down and, and you get out the, the, so many inches and, and we just marked a little bit less than that, uh, which is somewhat awkward but had it been millimeters, you could have done. I think what's interesting, the way engineering people do is they, they, in essence, have gotten around it by, by listing, uh, decimal inches.
A
Uh, yeah, yeah.
B
Do you-, are you involved in any engineering drawing stuff that?.
A
Uh, yeah, yeah. Uh, I work in metal fab and tenths of inches are, are normal. And, you know, me-, you know, it is broken up in, you know, the inch is broken up and has been for quite some time for, in tenths, hundredths, thousandths, ten thousandths, of an inch.
B
Well, have, have you, do you, are you involved in any other, uh, metric type things like ...
A
Yes, I am. I, I have a Suzuki motorcycle and, and I've had motorcycles, Japanese motorcycles for years and years and the metric system comes easy to me. But my ...