On the whole issue of coming to a realistic value for anything, whether it's real property or something else, I would say that I've been to enough auctions to know that a bidder will bid up until a point where he feels it's no longer of value to him. Now, the person selling could establish some theoretical reserve bid, at which point, if he didn't achieve that, he then certainly wouldn't sell the property.
So my point is simply this. If we had eleven bidders bidding on these properties—and I think many auctioneers would be glad to have two or three bidders, let alone eleven—and you have that kind of competition and you come up with this value for the buildings you've sold, it seems to me rather theoretical or hypothetical to suggest after the fact, well, we could have received more. I don't understand that. You'll have to help me come to grips with it.