I don't get it. I've got a nifty new product proposal that can't help but make money, and top management turns thumbs down. No matter how we price this new item, we expect to make $390,000 on it pretax. That would contribute over 15 cents per share to our earnings after taxes, which is more than the 10 cent earnings-per-share increase in 2015 that the president made such a big thing about in the shareholders' annual report. It just doesn't make sense for the president to be touting e.p.s. while his subordinates are rejecting profitable project like this one.