I'm also a believer that cellular television is going to be real.
We're prepared to sit down and talk, I'm not quite sure they're ready to talk yet.
We may be open limited hours, we're open because of the community. We have a number of people that are calling us and supporting us, we have a number of people that are saying thank you for being open, seniors included. We're here to help the community in the best way we can.
I think both sides would like to see a resolution to the problem.
The reason that we are in the position we're in is because of all the non-union stores that are around us that give a lower rate than we do, and therefore we have to maintain our presence in the market by maintaining our level that we presently have.
There's over $100 billion of local advertising dollars that are spent on newspapers, radio, television stations, and yellow pages. Where will those dollars migrate in the future?
It's a changing market on a regular basis. We all have to compete with it, it's not just me, it's everybody out there.
I like the wireless content space. That is an area that is going to go through massive growth.
The union asked the mediator to book out, so that puts them back into a strike position.