Our biggest customer base is around here. But those big projects, I guess they want to trust the... I don't pay the freight bill. I just arrange it from that standpoint. But yeah, I will say the blocks that are viewed in the White House, they've been a challenge. They want to larger blocks than what we normally do. So they've had special exceptions to truck them. Each block is $55,000 to $56,000. Is it for the big beautiful ballroom? You may be. Yes, maybe. That's kind of a quick update. What questions do you guys have? I always love hearing what you're doing out there. That's limestone's our foundation very dear to me. We keep very busy. Which is good. My business has been good. So I've maybe said last year Canada affected us a little bit. The economy is not as strong up there and so forth. But we're overcoming that. Awesome. Any further questions? Do you happen to know what year you are in your pavement? I don't have a copy of your safe one in front of me. I do, actually. So the pavement was completed in 2019. And we did not last year ask for additional pavement on the investment last year. Point blank, plain simple. When we were making the decision earlier in the year before of what we wanted to do. We're trying to figure out if we're going to buy used, buy new. We're going back and forth. And our CEO at the time is basically moved. Right the contract. Get the POs issued. Because each one of these pieces of equipment just so you guys know, it takes anywhere from eight to 12 months once we place some order. Yeah. Your face. It blows my mind that we have to wait that long to get it. And he said, move. We send the POs. I'm like we're too late. We should have done the pavements. We should have done some of this stuff. Basically said, I don't care. Get it going. So we didn't. Thank you. So how many years you got left on the obey? But I'm sorry I didn't hear you. So it's 2019. So you got about a few more years. Yeah. Thanks for doing so. Any other questions? You need further questions. Okay. Thank you. All right. Well, thank you guys. I appreciate it. Part D and D&M credit. I assume you're doing both as you. Yes. Good afternoon. Good afternoon. I'll start with D&M. That's all right. We have four abatements on D&M tool. First one is 2014-11. That was for a 12,000 square foot addition to the PRD building. D&M actually owns all the buildings up there. So this was an addition to the PRD building. This was about a $1.7 million project. Although it's a 2014 abatement, it took a while to get everything done. So I believe this is the last year for this abatement. If you have any questions on any of them, let me know where do you just go through all of them. Okay. The second abatement is 2016-07. This was an 18,000 square foot addition to the PRD building. It was about $1.75 million project. This one I believe next year is the last year on this one. The third one is 2016-09. This was actually for a rotor two spindle 5-axle machine for D&M and a boring machine and the installation. It was about a $900,000 project. This one next year will be the last year. For the abatement on yet. And then the final one for PRD&M is 2016-10. This was for a vibration controlled room for a new rotor machine. And it was $100,000 project. And I believe here we got two more years on this abatement. That is all the abatements for D&M.
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