salary, you get your salary from celgard or any of the other companies around here, you're paying medkear tax on all of that, right? you see it on -- as part of your fica. but if you're warren buffet and you get most of your moan from dividend and capital gains, you don't pay medicare tax on that. your eligible for it. you're going to get the same medicare benefits as anybody else, but because your source of income is what's called unearned income, you don't have to pay this. i'm thinking to myself, how is it that the guy who is cleaning up the office is paying the medicare tax and the guy who is making capital gains isn't? so what we said was, look, if you make more than $250,000 a year, then that moan that you make over $200 thousand, $250,000 a year that's unearned that's from capital gains and dividends, you should have to pitch in to medicare just like everybody else, because you're going to be using it just like everybody else. what the congressional stiss has said -- i'm sorry these answers are long, but i want to make sure i'm answering your questions. i want to make sure i am res