The industry has a few more shoes to drop.

The WorldCom case does prove you can fudge any number you want. This has spooked the market because it calls into question the credibility of EBITDA.

We have been partnered with them for years, and the relationship gets stronger with each year.

When you sell to another carrier, you are largely a one-trick pony, offering a limited number of products. When you sell to an end user, you have an opportunity to sell a full bundle of services, be a one-stop shop. What differentiates the winners and losers going forward will be the quality of the customer.

I told the girls we had to come out and have a good first, and they came out and played good defense and forced a lot of turnovers.

So in turn when calf prices start to go down you need to be more conservative buying bulls. But it's always been said, never cheat the bull side of the breeding program. You will see differences in results if you spend $800 for a bull versus $2,000 or $3,000 for a bull, if the genetics back up what the cost of the bull is.