So, if I can, Mr. Gardner, let me ask you some of those same questions about where your company is on IP transition.

I want to ask you a question, as well.

Because isn't it true that the more you have to pay for the programming, at some point you are going to have to pass that on to the customer?

That is what we always hear, right?

There's an opportunity here for Federal policymakers to assist us in building the networks of the future.

I hope when you are in Arkansas it is not all work, work, work. I hope you have some fun while you are here too.

And how does the money work? How does the money work with public broadcasting and cable?

Thanks to the efforts of Senator Pryor and others, NATCO in 2010 received a Broadband Initiatives Program grant loan.

But, you know, in talking to them, it is interesting, because one of the things they say is, look, 'We are just like the general public. We are using more spectrum.'

Thank you.

Thank you for the opportunity to participate in today's field hearing on the state of communications in Arkansas.