and let me just indicate, i was looking as we reading over your testimony last night at marty sullivan'sanalysis of winners and losers come if there was reduction in the rate of 30% with slower depreciation, repeal the domestic production credit, and repeal the research credit. and this is his analysis, and i think all of us need to look at this and do other analyses. it's really interesting, and it's not very surprising, the industries that benefit from that, and i would just read a few that apply to you, i guess. securities, insurance, retail trade, these are winners. bank holding companies, real estate, other services. it diminishes on going down line, wholesale, mining is essentially even with construction. and then those who are losers, and food manufacturing, utilities, other manufacturing, chemicals, minerals, machinery manufacturing, transportation, internet. i don't quite understand that. but agriculture, technical services, computer and electronics very dramatically. transfer equipment very dramatically and electrical products, most dramatically. so i think the testimony has re