True. This is the ride down the escalator as we enter the work floor. This is the glorious view you get when you start your day's work. Applause! We're in the Brooklyn Processing and Distribution Center. We're looking at DBC SS, these are Delivery Ball Coats orders. Each one has a mission. Each machine is labeled with a number. We have approximately 30 machines standing now in front of DCs 18 and you can see the size of this thing is rather large. A very long machine. I'm going to back up a little bit here so you can get a look at the console. The console is where the operator sits and processes the mail. We're going to open up all the panels so you can see what's inside this thing. This is the feed on that you load the mail and we'll run a test deck later. We'll see a touch deck one in life. Mr. Feder machine has two computers depending on the needs of the processing plant. These machines can have many distribution pockets as we're looking at here. This would, for instance, be pocket number 76 and as you can see, this four-tier machine is made up of modules. Each module has 16 pockets. This particular machine goes up to 206 pockets. I'm at the back of the machine now looking forward and these machines are serviced on a daily basis. This is miss number 18. We have to vacuum them and check the entire machine from end to end. Give it a look, make sure all the bounts are good. And like I said, we're going to open up some panels and take a look at the inside. This is one of the vacuum cleaners we use to vacuum out the dust of these...
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