If they see United Way of Middle Tennessee, in a nutshell, sometimes they may not know that that isn't the United Way that represents their county.

The bottom line is, pretax earnings are going (to be) down between $200 (million) and $225 million, but they're not giving out the specifics of why and what percentage of it might be due to selected price cuts,

I'm glad that there is a second bidder, but the second bid is not much better than the first.

I'm not sure anyone has the pocketbook to compete with Unilever here, ... Nestle is a possible one, but one that would be more vulnerable to antitrust concerns.

Whoever that is in the middle of there, I'm not going to vote for him.

To not get anything on those five-on-threes, that's the game in a nutshell. We can keep them out, but we just have trouble getting them in there.