Daniel Ackerman

That, you know, we need to get people away from the front desk.

It's not private.

Sometimes it's a distraction.

We're really partnering with just different groups because they pretty much provide the electric and the internet because the phones are actually all voice over IP.

And that's where we're converting them.

And that's how we can make them free.

Yeah, we basically are acquiring payphones.

And believe it or not, the cost has gone up by about $120 over the past year.

Like for old payphones?

Yeah.

They went from $250 to about $370 because people are apparently installing them in their homes now.

They're becoming a fad.

But then we have a monthly fee that we're paying for the voice over IP service.

We have voicemail service that people can set up voicemail boxes on.

That way, if they're applying for a job or they give their extension to their loved one, they can retrieve that across the entire network also.

I don't.

That's why we're a lot of – really, the reason why this happened was, as you said, I'm a photographer.

I teach photography at RIT in printing.

I own a business, and we were in the neighborhood of the arts in Rochester, New York, previously.

And when I relocated to the Hosanna neighborhood by our minor league baseball stadium, a lot of people, there was a knee-jerk reaction.