It has a certain appeal in terms of solving a couple of problems on both sides.
I think that's the area that's most disappointing.
When you get rid of the volatility factor the stock option expense creates, the earnings growth was actually very good.
They've been unwilling to sell to date, and I don't see what would have changed their mind at this point in the game. You could make the argument that they are in turnaround, and selling now might be at the bottom.
There were a lot of players expecting a special dividend -- myself included -- and that is a bit of a disappointment.