one out, oddly enough. that has all been settled. jenna: we'll be talking also to dr. keith ab below a little more about that, about what happens afterwards, once money gets involved, a lot of different things can happen with these relationships that were built for the last 59 -- 69 days underground. just to give you a little perspective, we're standing quite a bit aways -- seeing quite a ways from where this capsule is lowered, 2000 feet underground. just to give you perspective, the hole that was used to send messages and sometimes food and medicine was about the size reportedly of an orange, for days and days and weeks and weeks. that's what they were using to slide some of these different materials down. the hole that they're using now, apparently, is about the size of a bicycle wheel in dramter, so that's about the size that they're going in. you can think about that in your head and realize how tight it is, being lowered down, being brought back up, supposedly not a necessarily easy ride, a little butchy in some parts, you might say. jon: you can imagine and