it's a solution for some of the oil, the oil you can get to. there is not enough hair and nylons to get to all of it. what do woe we do in the future? i'd like to take a moment. you heard from phillipe about the plant and animal species affected and the fishermen. but there were 11 people who died. shane from franklin county, mississippi, ten other people who died. you can find the names of all the worker there's who died on that rig and remember them. and the 29 people who died at the big branch mine, the coal minors getting us energy. we owe them something, i think. we should conserve as much as we. we shouldn't be cavalier about this energy we take for granted. what can we do? there are ways that we can wrve that don't cost a lot of money. everybody should do their part. during world war ii, i wasn't around, i was born '49, but my dad did. you did everything to conserve. we've got troops in afghanistan and iraq right now fighting. and you have to admit that oil is part of that struggle over there in that region. so i think we owe it to them to conserve. there is many ways we can do that. i think everybody should pitch