nment that just comes in for two years and then they have to leave. You know what? No two ways about it. Now I wouldn't worry about consultants taking over a city and staying. I don't feel like that's a big risk. I feel like they'd want to make their money and move to another city. Yeah and you know maybe you appoint a city manager to implement things but that manager would be more of an implementer anyway. Pork is a problem. That is correct, Ben. I think that the professional consultants would be less susceptible to the pork because they would be highly paid on day one. They wouldn't have to take bribes because they have good jobs.

All right, that's all for now and I will talk to you later. Have a great day.