the fishing side of things, the negotiations have been healthy. there's a lot of conversations going on among members of congress who have come forward with a lot of different ideas and discussions we've had with a group led by senator capito. so we believe in this process but also very much agree this can't go on forever. the american people want results. we are 13th place in infrastructure as a country now and probably headed in the wrong direction. seeing losses to this day. not just things you count up in industry group reports of the billions lost when we have port backups, but individual families paying hundreds of bucks a year in the so-called pothole tax. invisible cost of wear and tear on our vehicles when roads aren't in good shape. this can't go on in terms of condition of our infrastructure, therefore, negotiations can't go on forever either. >> before you go, secretary, you're a veteran, served as a naval intelligence officer in afghanistan. i know there's something you're thinking about this memorial day weekend? >> yeah.