I know Martha's team today wrote the check to the county for their portion of the abatement fees today. And that check was for $80,000. If I'm getting 50% of it for the gross council, that tells me that $80,000 is coming your way. We're providing that service. We're also getting it. We pay for a fee to you. Right. $25,000. And if I'm... I was doing the city step in that ad. I mean, we're just really wondering what the discussion was. We sent them more in a lot of the city bed for guys so that we would have... And I'd like to see the city bed for do more like what you're doing. That's a conversation with a different man. I'm sure... And man, we appreciate. We appreciate this. We've got the budget issue. Treated. And... So do I. Right. So I mean, that's kind of where I'm looking at it. I mean, like I said, also there was... The bond that was... The bond that was staying good for the county. And I just think that... You do what you want, but... You're going to have to be... Look at all I build. It's down the road. If things would go... Well, my hope is that... That we can do a pretty good job of bringing funds to the RDC. I mean, I started this... This in August. So we've... We've got... I've still got a lot to learn. There's no question about that. And I appreciate the $25,000 investment the county's making. But to lose potentially $80,000 for a $230,000 budget is a significant enough hit that... We would have to change our model of business.
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