far and wide have had to deal with some of the most restricted labor practices across the whole of europe in france, you have high payroll taxes and you have very big severance packages you have to pay to workers, and if you go back through history. molex, an auto parts company, a few years ago, went through something similar, where the french government laid a bunch of people off. and the french government told other companies not to do business with this company and it's par for the course of doing business, and it only hurts france and i don't think if our companies get out of the country, it won't hurt us. >> adam. what do you think they would really do if the company just said, we've got to layoff at least some of the workers? would they shut the plant down and do a chavez type deal? >> well, it's an interesting question, because the rules there are so restrictive, so they might. i mean, if they just-- general motors is well aware of this. this has been one of general