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ok today we're going to talk about something that Maria has been getting a lot of questions asked on and that is can i just sum up the whole contract I know it may seem silly to a lot of people out there but surprisingly enough we've been getting that question asked so much that apparently the rumor mill is going around and telling people that they can get a contract so about the whole thing and make money and we are here to dispel any rumors any miss any misconceptions again this industry can be very convoluted but it doesn't help when people spread misinformation and so my job here is to rebut that information that people are spreading and put back into place or put back into your brains the correct information so that you when you're going out there and you're doing things and you're talking to folks you don't sound like an idiot pretty much right we want you to have all of the facts so that you can make the correct decisions because again if you know how to play the game and you know the rules of the game then you can be successful but if someone is giving you the wrong rules then how can you even have a possible chance at winning the game I don't want to see you get in trouble I don't want to see you on front-page news or any local news right talking about this contractor took a deal brokered the whole deal and he violated them to not to point 9:52 that to 19-4 limitations of subcontracting so today we're going to talk about the fact that no you cannot subcontract an entire contract so let's look at 52.2 19-4 limits on subcontracting this is the part of the regulations that talks about how it is you're supposed to handle it when you get a contract from the government how do you handle performing a certain percentage of that work now let's note that this does not apply to unrestricted solicitations nor does apply to some contractors so again if it's not a small business set-aside of any sorts or if you are a subcontract that got a big contract then this does not apply to you it only applies if you are a prime contractor on a some sort of set-aside type of project right whether it be small businesswoman on a a whatever whatnot so again that's when this thing comes into play now the limits of subcontracting very simple it says if you provide a service if you have to perform a 50% of the work that's it so if you provide a perfect service you've got to perform 50% of the work if you provide supplies now this one's a little bit trickier if you provide supplies and it says other than from non manufacturer of supplies you've got to do 50% of supplies now if the government puts out a quote...