The short answer is yes. It wouldn't bother me to go in and appear before... If your feet follow your mouth in a deal, then you don't mind sharing whatever you've said, because you're going to perform what you've said you'd do. The precedent's already set for a morphing of laissez-faire to something different from what we've seen. Certainly in the United States, for sure, we have a lot more governmental support of at least the financial industry.
Putting our various feelings on that aside for a second, though, there's not a fire sale price here, and I don't know that you've suggested it. You were dealing in hypothetical. We don't believe $150 million is a fire sale, and we don't believe that's all that's involved here. Don't forget that there's $800 million that needs to get reinvested--or some number. Our folks have said $800 million over a period, we estimate, of ten years. That's a pretty major undertaking. That's a commitment to that business. That's a lot of money. So we don't consider it to be a fire sale, and we're not looking for a fire sale. We don't want to overpay, but we also believe that the best deals are done when people have a fair and commercially reasonable transaction.