Not of the next or the next or the next. Yeah, business is business. I have had the occasion where someone co-writes with an artist and the artist demands more of the share than he is properly entitled to. We had one situation where an artist didn't want the royalty but wanted the credit. It's an ever-evolving cycle.
People are wiser about the amount of money in publishing.
But I think now, people are more educated, deals have skyrocketed, and although the general health of the business seems flat at the moment, it's still a huge industry, and it's a great way to continue to receive income. And I said no. But if you're a smaller publisher, you have to think twice. You can't be so bold as to tell them to get lost. No, every situation is different.