Okay. First off, I don't understand either. There are a number of theories. You know, you're an inch into the room, then you're two inches, and by the time you stop and look back you're halfway across the room.
It was a pretty good deal they had going. Great-West Life was going to be administrator; nobody was going to ask any questions. Mr. Crupi had already committed to that insurance outsourcing happening. He was going to bring in both insurance and pension outsourcing. When some hiccups came in along the way, they found ways around them.
How this happened in our organization is beyond me. I've asked that question very many times. I have a very hard time believing that Mr. Crupi would have been so bold as to do all that on his own.
Now, what was the other question?