are standards for quality for our supply our seafood supply is very high in as in fact higher than you government standards us' government standards will require things like the absence of anti-biotics or the absence of E coli the absence of things that could be harmful to the public but we test for all of those things that FDA does random sampling but we do our own sampling to validate and ensure that we do not have any problems with things that could be harmful to the public because first consideration our first concern our primary concern is the health and safety of our guests but then beyond that for example and shrimp we will go through a process of tasting destroy up then we'll measure things like the president's black spot which is a color degradation in the shell which shows that trip has perhaps been not been managed through the cold chain appropriately that would not be an FDA rejection but it would be a Darden rejection also miss cuts or me shape for trip that's been peeled peruse would also be set of standards that we would hold our suppliers to the case of lobster we measure things like black belly which is again an indication it's black spots should begin to show up on the belly side of the lobster of that would would indicate mismanagement in the cold chain softshell broken tai broken shell all of those things it would represent any kind of risk to the product being absolute at the peak of freshness would cause a rejection in Darden standards words it would be accepted by virtually anyone else