Mr. Beers. I did.
Mr. Griffin. All right, you got it.
Mr. Beers. He changed the date and asked me to come this day.
Mr. Griffin. All right; fine. But I did want to make clear to you that if there have been any irregularities or anything that you prefer to have a different time, we could discuss that. But I presume that you are satisfied since you are here?
Mr. Beers. That is all right.
Mr. Griffin. Fine. Also under the rules of the Commission you are entitled to appear here with an attorney, and we actually encourage people to have attorneys, if they so desire, although many of the people, in fact most of them, don’t appear with an attorney. I see you are not here with an attorney, and I take it that is because you don’t desire one. But if you do for any reason feel you would like an attorney, please let us know and we can defer your deposition or interrupt it, whatever the case might be. I ask if you have any questions about what is involved here before I ask you to be sworn?
Mr. Beers. I have no questions whatsoever.
Mr. Griffin. Okay, would you raise your right hand, then.
Do you solemnly swear that the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you God?
Mr. Beers. Yes, sir.