like amos, where we're just dealing with one factory, and then we have the larger facilities in, say, boucherville or in ontario, and hubs. but certainly we're providing the products that are needed in that market. it could be different industries, different factories, mills, mines, whatever we're asked to provide. we're very flexible in our product offerings every location. - and there's even some poetry in the naming of these things. like, there's mild steel, red brass... i mean, i was going through the product lists, and, boy, it sounded, you know, kind of fancy. do you do any marketing for this, or are you just responding to necessity? - it's not a product that gets marketed, 'cause it's such a base industry, it's such a fundamental industry, and
