I do not believe today that Wall Street analysts or institutional investors believe that, because if they did, they would not reward instant massive layoffs which is done today. That's the disconnect. And it seems to me our challenge is to demonstrate that it's a fact, that if we can do so, Wall Street will respond. Q. Instant massive layoffs means that management has failed. The President even makes a mistake now and then.
People make mistakes.
Sometimes a decision that was good this year looks pretty bad next year because things that you couldn't foresee change. Now, if that happens and you're running a really big company, and, let's say, two out of six divisions of it no longer make sense for you to be running and you want to have a no-layoff policy. And maybe you shouldn't have gotten into all these things that you got into when it looked like a profitable thing, at least from a financial transaction point of view to do. I mean, I think that's the thing that plagues me, you know. I think over the long run the markets make pretty good judgments.