—in order to begin the discussions and to complete the transaction. What surprised us was when we realized that much of the value had been given to the stalking horse bid. At that point we decided that we needed to enter the larger auction, because it was clear to us that we couldn't complete the transaction as originally agreed to.
When we went to become a bidder, we were given a new NDA, and this NDA had a standstill provision in it, which made no sense in a liquidation event, that we could only bid on one asset and no other assets for a period of a year afterwards. It just made no sense, because they knew what we were negotiating. We almost had a deal. So this new NDA, the provision in it, made it impossible for us to continue in the bid process, because by signing it we'd be giving up the asset that we were interested in.