I mean Redmond was number one, Fargo was number two. They didn't have any place else that had. Amazing. So we, we. So then I, I stayed at Microsoft because we, We did an all stock deal. Stock for Stock. It was 1.1 share of Microsoft for one share of Great Plains. And so then all 2002 team members became Microsoft Team members retroactive to their original start date. So we were buying in versus selling out. So essentially overnight we were all stockholders. (40:43–40:52)
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