Can I interject something here? The thought occurred to me too that in the case of possibly not General Motors, but if we were to talk about the forestry industry, a mill that was closing down and it was an economic decision, in this particular case, this is not necessarily a decision that's being made because the company is in trouble. Far from it. Shell's a very profitable and very successful company. This is a decision that it's no longer profitable, for whatever reasons, and they need to make this decision.
Subsequently, the company that would be making the offer is somewhat at a disadvantage, because if it's not advantageous for Shell to continue that operation, Mr. Boles certainly wouldn't pay the going price and then ever expect to have this as a profitable endeavour as well. So he would have to buy this at a fire sale in order for this to be--