Because $225,000, after taxes, is about $120,000, and this amount divided by three, meaning over three years, amounts to approximately $40,000 per year. That is more or less the expenses I could bill for my time, that is for meeting with executives from France, Russia, etc. So did I serve my client well? Absolutely. I don't think that you would find one lawyer in Montreal, in Quebec or in Canada, who would say that charging $40,000 per year, after taxes, for this work was the least bit exaggerated.
But careful now, you are asking me why I declared the total amount. It's because when Mr. Schreiber was arrested and charged, I didn't know. I thought that this was the Mr. Schreiber that I did business with in 1993, the able businessman. He was arrested and charged with fraud, corruption, etc. I said to myself immediately that this was not the Schreiber that I had known, and that I was obliged, in my interest and in the interest of everyone, to clear the whole matter up by paying, by agreeing to accept responsibility for—