difference in the lives of their fellow rhode islanders. that last part there, doreen. is he saying if you don't like it, go out and spend your time volunteering doing something. >> go out and volunteer, correct. no one volunteers more than i do in my community and throughout the state. hurricane irene hit several months back when i was in the community pulling trees out of people's front lawns, delivering water to people that didn't have running water, checking on the handicapped, last week i was helping, you know, get donations for the north kingstown food pantry and this week, i'll be packaging -- making packages to send to the troops so i mean, if he wants to volunteer a little bit with me and walk in my shoes, come on, governor. bring it on. >> sure. ironic thing is at the white house, i saw pictures of the obama family welcoming in last week or two the white house christmas tree. so if it's good enough for the president of the united states, you would think it would be good enough for the governor of the great state of rhode island. by the way, for folks who are watching right now and are thinking that's crazy. i should call the governor. we've got his phone number.