9 that regulation, its reasonableness, its practicality and so on, and certainly legislation, whether it's a tax area, whether it's in the employee benefit area, whether it's in the area of the environmental or safety aspects of the work of the Company, they're all of such tremendous import to us that you just can't neglect them and there is the need on the part of both the Legislative and Executive Branches of Government for informed opinion on these subjects. We like to think that we go with a progressive stance, that our informed background permits us to give good advice. I think that it's fair to say that few, even among our opponents philosophically, would characterize us as Neanderthal in our approach, but we do have to constantly think through our positions so that we're Just not agin (sic) everything, but rather are in a position to develop constructive and helpful suggestions that will advance the interests of the people of this Nation and I know that sounds very Pollyannaish, but it is a criterion to which we do subject our positions and our comments. I've rambled on there, but I've tried to give you something. CARR: No. No. I think this is an area of great interest to us. You said you spend a lot of time in