I don't believe we were side-swiped, to use your term. It was a very quick negotiation. We explored matters as we went along. We entered the process in late April, early May. We had a June 1 deadline, and we were trying to do as much raw due diligence work as we possibly could and discuss negotiation matters as we went along.
Through that process we became aware of things we were surprised about, but I don' t think there was any ill intention on Shell's part in that regard. It's just a wholesale business, and in our mind we were buying the business, we weren't buying iron. They had a different view of that, and that came up. There were things like that, and they just happened in the process of negotiations.
None of it bothered me. This is what I do.