completely, there's a pressure further down the hose, you can cause a leak. so what we're trying to do now is get physical evidence because we don't know the condition of the wellbore, and the way you do that is metaphorically put your thumb on the garden hose, and it's called a capping stack. we are closing it down slowly and do pressure readings. if we get very low pressure readings, it would be the live lent of putting your thumb over the garden hose and the water's going someplace else because there's no pressure. high pressure readings gives us some indication that the wellbore is intact, and then that all relates to how much mud and the procedures that will be needed and how they're going to kill the well down below. is that more descriptive. >> has the relief well drilling entirely stopped and how far away is it dd-3, from the actual