I was just going to point out that our culture is very much focused on risk. When we're evaluating any investment, we have to incorporate all the risks that we perceive for that investment. Certainly, the risks have risen in Europe and, arguably, have risen in the U.S., depending on the outcome of the election on November 8.
Those are things that we have to take into account when we're evaluating the investment, and we have to make sure we're getting compensated for them. Sometimes when risks are rising in a particular jurisdiction, it's actually something that allows us to demand more compensation and a higher expected return. That's something we have to take into account at the time of valuation.