He will note his concern, and go into further detail. We're dealing with analysts that work at regulated entities. There are rules that talk about disclosure. People need to properly disclose certain information, and TV analysts typically don't.

The analysts were expecting more of a launch spike than we were,

You can get better detail with airbrush.

We are providing this extra level of detail about the recent property sales to give our shareholders and analysts a more complete view of one element of the value associated with each of these sales. Though we have not historically provided this level of detail on specific sales, in view of our recently announced plan of liquidation adopted by our Board of Directors, we understand that shareholders are asking for this additional information, and we're pleased to provide it.

More detail to allow analysts to better understand and engage in forecasting would be great. There's a grey area where they're not providing guidance, but they can give us more information.

When you're dealing with a little tiny detail, you put it in that context. Is this going to affect something 20 years out? Do I need to take five more minutes and look a little bit closer to make sure?