And Oh, because we did that class with 30 of them. I had one Inbridge employee come

up to me as we showed him a tour and we're like they're coming here for a tour

now you know because you just see Enbridge you just as we showed him a tour and we're like, they're coming here for a tour now,

you know, because you just see Embridge,

you just see a bad name, you don't want to deal with them

because us as a tribe or a college,

I'm on the board for Board of Regents, you know,

with KBOCC. So Embridge gifted them $30,000 and

we brought a class to help educate Inbridge about our culture. That's why I know some of the stuff that's going on.

Were they, or a lot of them native?

There were operations throughout the state of Michigan.

Oh Michigan, okay.

The in-bridge employees. So wait why if they don't do they have

infrastructure here that they work on or like why are they what is

in bridge such a big have a presence here in Michigan?

They do have that pipeline that goes through here that goes up to Mackinac,

but it's within our seated territory, but it's not necessarily directly related to us.

Okay.

You know, so with that environmental, you know, we always try to promote it,

seated territory so we are caretakers of our territory.

Yeah. You know, so we have the 1842 treaty which directly goes

into Northern Wisconsin also. You know, so there's, you know, the Nodappel for instance, you know the nodappel for instance you know I didn't really have an ink thing to go over there but

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