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i would es, governor, like to know what happened to i can't orporation and imagine because i've seenmaine.ago in ou know, what happened to him and his corporation? of cially the tornado part it? host: governor, you used to be president of that company; correct? of the otter: international division, yes. host: okay. were or otter: we supplying mcdonald's french in the -- their expansion why i around the world, think became president of centerplot international. 1979.was the centerplot company is doing well, thank you for asking. you see paul page, tell him hi for me. carabou, rations in and also, in another big french plant that we had there at that time. nd the company is doing well, it's about, you know, still a private company, still owned by mr. simplot, god rest his soul, died at the age and six months and i think 2009.s and left a tremendous legacy, ut also left tremendous leadership group and a legacy of leadership, community taking.ent and risk in fact, the company just built a new, big world headquarters in downtown boise, as well as the center they call the jump center, jack