butchered, and people walked from 20 miles around to get a piece of that meat. so it was a very poverty-stricken area. i'll tell you what, those farmers were desperately appreciative. >> how much is your company worth, mr. parsons? >> how much is my company worth? you know what, what it's worth. >> give me a ballpark. >> huh? >> give me a ballpark. >> a ballpark? i don't know. i guess it's well into the -- maybe a billion, i would hope. >> you got a company worth billions. yet, you're there saying that you have to shoot elephants to protect poverty-stricken locals. why don't you just give them some money? >> i don't know that one has anything to do with the other. i mean, is it because, you know, we're now in this country, we have this bent that if you have money, you somehow are evil. but actually, i was there doing a very good thing. i was helping people that needed help, that are in a situation that the political -- politically, it's tenuous. there really aren't that many