 I feel very hoodwinked by all the escos that came in and said I'm Green Mountain and I'm clean and I'm going to move around all these credits so you think you're actually investing in renewable. So even the consumers that think we're informed are poorly informed about what's actually happening behind the scenes and I think with more of a public utility or a better publicly regulated utility we could actually invest in things like what is the potential for biogas from organic waste? What is the potential from tidal energy now that our seas are very drastically changes? At least we as the public could have a better access to what is possible now in terms of solar. Where are the gaps? Like are we still actually five years from shutting Indian Point if we're reasonable about it and just have a clearer outline of what is expected and still where the gaps are which I think we're not getting from NYSERDA, from CONED, from our state. But your point about our swings in political governance from extreme right to extreme left that does pose big risks if we have big publicly owned bodies as well.