I can agree with that. The problem is, sometimes it's easier to horn swoggle someone who works for you, than it is with someone who works with you. I suspect it was easier for TPL to keep Mr. Moore under their thumb than PTSC. When I say that I'm not speaking about influence as much as I am about direct control. We offer a unique problem for TPL in that it requires interaction with a public company. By law we face certain scrutinies that TPL doesn't contend with. While I known most don't think much of the SEC, a company like TPL still has that thought in the backs of their minds. I'm not saying you should turn over your financing to them but, this looks more and Moore like an internal issue. My primary concern would be that "issue" spilling over into PTSC's lap.