and nppa, that was the -- >> let me stop you though. >> sure. >> you heard mr. teaberry talk about how many people know how to invest or understand. >> right. >> 14%. so how in the world could anybody sit up here and sensibly believe that we can design a system that says we're going to give all of you choice but only 14% of them understand what in the world they're in? >> most people don't take advantage of that choice. they'll stay where you put them. if you automatically enroll them, they'll stay in your default investments. so i think the key is to having a secure and appropriate default investment and, again, there were changes made in ppa and i think there's been a recent study. >> does that mean then that the corporation, the company, the small business or whoever, has certain places they could put the money that's safe? they will be restricted as well or can they do whatever they want? >> they choose the provider but the type of investment that is the default investment is defined. it's, you know, like a target date fund or, you know, you could, frankly t