00:00Well, thank you very much. We're looking at the construction, and we're with the chairman, as you know.
00:11Chairman, come on over. And we're just taking a look at what's happening.
00:15You know, it's a tough construction job. They're building basements where they didn't exist or expanding them,
00:22and a lot of very expensive work. There's no question about it.
00:25So we're taking a look, and it looks like it's about 3.1 billion. It went up a little bit, or a lot.
00:32So the 2.7 is now 3.1.
00:36I'm not aware of that.
00:37Yeah, it just came out.
00:39Yeah, I haven't heard that from anybody at the Fed.
00:42Yeah, it just came out.
00:47Our notes had about 3.1 as well.
00:493.1.
00:503.2. This came from us?
00:52Yes. I don't know who does that.
00:55No, you're including the Martin renovation.
00:59That's our entire capital plan.
01:00You just added in a third building is what that is.
01:03That's a third building.
01:04It's a building that's being built.
01:06No, it was built five years ago.
01:08We finished Martin five years ago.
01:10It's part of the overall work.
01:12But it's not new.
01:14So we're going to take a look.
01:16We're going to see what's happening, and it's got a long way.
01:20Do you expect any more additional cross-sell runs?
01:24Don't expect them.
01:25We're ready for them.
01:26But we have a little bit of a reserve that we may use.
01:29But no, we don't.
01:30We expect to be finished in 2027.
01:33We're well along, as you can see.
01:35Nice to take these off every once in a while, when we're not under too much danger.
01:42So, any questions?
01:43Mr. President, as a real estate developer, what would you do with a project manager who would be over budget?
01:50Generally speaking, what would I do?
01:54I'd fire them.
01:55Do you think it's a human?
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