So to reshore, we have a skilled worker problem, which is one of the reasons I try to hit that so hard in the book. We've got a capital problem. There's. We're competing against subsidized capital expenditures for these semiconductor fab sensors. We have to solve that problem because no company without solving that problem is going to be able to compete globally. (48:30–48:35)
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