No, the amendment would not prohibit that. I would be willing to amend it so we could do that. That is certainly within the realm of what we could do. But door-to-door solicitation, big ads in the newspaper, come-and-get-it type ads, that is what I am trying to get at.
Duncan Faircloth: “No, the amendment would not prohibit that. I would be willing to amend it so we could do that. That is certainly within…”
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Discussing amendments related to advertising and solicitation practices.
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