it is 13 minutes to 11 a.m. Okay, and on the forensic center, we really have just two things to talk about, the easy one first. Dr. Tenant has accepted the position I offered her as the number two doctor and she'll probably be coming November 1. For the director, head doctor, we've only had three applications. Two of them we feel are totally inappropriate. The third one is Dr. Visi, who we've been working with all this time from South East Texas. And I'm going to be asking the JPs and the sheriff and the DA, the DA is good with it. If they're okay, we'll get him coming November 1st. So it's possible that we could start doing some temporary, I mean, not temporary, like external exams here. Did it temporary? No, no. External exams at a temporary location is what I meant to say. And we'll be looking at that. The big issue is the building and when we're going to get going. Where we are is this. I don't know if y'all want to go into it, but I'm going to try to give you the quick and dirty. The lease that encumbers the property that we're going to get, the mobility lease which covers the cell tower, does have a little provision in there that says that it's subject to utility easement, and they have the right to get more land or in Convermore land if something jeopardizes their quiet title use of the Selvinoan property. As of last Friday about four o'clock, the title company saw the original documents with the exhibits. They say for the first time, I think they've seen them before, they say they are willing to ensure us and give us a title insurance. But it would only be up to the million or $993,000 that we're paying for it. So if they're wrong, they can't ensure us above that. I don't, I think our risk is small. I don't think we're going to do anything to jeopardize their use of the cell phone property. If they do argue with us and try to keep us from doing an ice building or something, we can try to look at a trespass to try title lawsuit or something in the future. What that means is that they're not accepting to the lease in their title, too. Right. That's right. They've deleted all the exceptions to any of them ability stuff in the title policy, but we'll still be buying the property subject to that lease and any rights that those parties have against the property. Why would they not sign that release? I haven't gotten a straight answer on that yet, Judge. The answer that we got Friday afternoon was that the lawyer we had been dealing with didn't really have authority to negotiate with some of the folks. I bet you do a figure out of the exact same thing. Well the agreements that were in place were to give them $15,000 and they have now said, well, you know, we can't sign it, so the $15,000 is out. So there's no offer on the table to pay them anything and they just lost that money. Here's the deal. If they try to encumber our use in the future, they're going to have to sue us and then we should be able to get some identification from the high-level sheriff policy for whatever loss we might suffer, because of their effort to enforce that, please. Stopped to the amount of the policy, which is going to be million dollars. Now, isn't there easement only an access easement to the tower? They've got the cell site tower itself, or cell site itself, which is in the north-east corner of the track, and then they've got an easement across the top of the track around that existing building up at the top to the cell site tower. On the north end of the track. Yes, you're on the north end of the track. So that's all they've got, but the least agreement that they signed with the seller, Mr. Fairbanks, says that they've got the right to come back and get more property if they needed for utility purposes to service their sales eye tower or their easement. So that's what's caused this problem to almost kind of work. What is what they might, we may need some ride away, but a power line or something? Well, it might be that simple or it might be that they try to take a broader view and claim that we don't have a right to interfere with their cell side. They're a power that's on the property, all right, by building a structure. Not a bit of stretch. They might try to make that argument. There is a Belbon company still sitting there on one corner on Hill Big. They were told by a letter from Triple Sevens when this started to move out. They gave them 30 days. They've been there 60 or 90 days. So we're going to have to get them moved. But there is no exception in the title opinion to any leases that might be in place. So you make them move before you close. Well that won't happen because if we close today they're still there. But so we're going to have to tell them. Triple sevens told you to move now we're telling you to move get out. We'll do an eviction if we have to. That's what you're going to have to do if I get moved so forth. You know what I do? I'd let this triple seven do it. Have them have them eliminated out before we close. But if we close today, well I mean if we wait to close then we can't finish the plans or bill. That's going to hold us up probably another 30 days at a minimum and maybe 60 days to get them evicted. If we got to do it the hard way, now if we ask them to leave and they leave, that's no problem. But if we've got to go to court, it might take us 60 days to get them out. Who is the bail bonds? Daisy bail bonds and the ex-boy. And where they are, it will not interfere with our use of the other two buildings. I think I would not close that to you talked to them see if they have some document or lease. Something we don't know about. They have no they're we're told they have no lease they're on a verbal month a month. They're just sitting there by triple sevens. By the current owner they can't get a move. Right. Right. I really wouldn't just close the house. Hey, Miss Daisy's hard headed. Better believe it. Well, she can't last much longer. She's about 150. She's about the oldest chance, yes. What are grandson runs the company? Yeah. Her grandson runs the company. You know who her other grandson is, don't you? Very well. Who's very well? Her grandson runs the company. You know who her other grandson is, don't you? Mary Wells. Who's Mary Wells? Again, we can't finish the plans. We're done. Until we can get in there and inspect the building really well. And it's going to take us four months from the time we start minimum to get the building built out. I don't know. Well, they get this. I mean, they're just giving them a good time. I mean, they're giving out. We'll be able to triple seven and get them out of there. Before triple seven gets any move. That's a lot of incentives to get them out. Yeah. Many reasons. It's just a little building that's on the center block so it could move these. Without going on to the property and doing the construction that we need to do, we leave them there. But if you all want to get them out first, we can take that approach. I think you ought to get them out first. That's what I think. Okay. Okay. That's easy tough. Okay. All right. That's what we'll do. That's it.