I've actually got into the solar industry myself. I left another sales industry and was looking at getting solar put into my property. And so I went and did all the research, and I mean, I really did a lot of research because solar is, when it's not working, time is money. And while your system's down and not working for one, two, three months, it's costing you possibly nine to 10 dollars a day. So, why wouldn't you just invest in a better, high quality product. It's only really, it's just a little bit more. I'm a firm believer in buying the best product, the best quality that you can afford.

The problem is that people buy lower quality products, cheap solar, they think they're getting a good deal. They get a cheaper product. They think, wow, we've got a great deal. They go on the internet. They write a great, raving review about the people that just installed their brand new solar system that's been running for one year, but I would like to see how many of them would like to rewrite their review after five or six years when the system has completely failed. I'm sure they'd have a different point of view then, when they haven't got a leg to stand on as far as warranty, and they have to go and get a whole new complete system. I don't think they saved any money at all in that respect.