 All right, but I'm saying it is. That means you're going to spend 2,080 hours minimum during that 60,000 bucks. When you look at it that way, that's $28 an hour. You're earning $28 an hour compared to a guy that's driving a forklift or my maintenance guy who's making $22 an hour and never went to school. But you're making a little more. But here's where it gets crazy. What if you factor in the startup cost to that first year of earnings?