goldstein, you're saying the same thing this committee has heard, too. mr. patterson, that's what i was trying to get out, the frustration behind it. we have technology out there and it's not being utilized. the tenants, these buildings, the ones that are depending on these cameras, that's supposed to have a layer of security. instead it's become a layer of frustration. and there is a better way to do things. i would be curious if you guys could, or if you use, take a look at it. see if there's a better practice. just the way we're doing it, just spot-checking it, going through it. you heard from mr. goldstein, the committee has heard the same thing, there is a layer of frustration that's taking place. >> yes, sir. and i recognize there is a layer of frustration. i have spent a lot of time talking to the clerk of the courts, irs, security. >> a lot of people are giving lip service. >> i'm not giving lip service. i'm ensuring when folks are dissatisfied or unhappy with the service that people are happy. respectfully i'm not giving lip service. >> i hope next