I'd like to know that as well cj, because you and HJF are correct, the brand resonates and cannot be stopped, but I want to be real for a moment. The stock can be stopped along with the public side of the business without filings and I do wonder how that will play out post court? I don't see it going to trial, if what people are saying about the Kramer boys is accurate. If they are that dirty, they'd be wise to settle for cash and move along. However, the filings are critical to the fiscal success of the company on the public side, and although I think they will fulfill that obligation, that is only me thinking it. It is still and "if" and I'll wait patiently to see which way this plays out.