and the stock is hillshire brands, hsh, it's the old sarah lee sle meat division. recommended sarah lee as a breakup play back on april 12th, couple months later, the company did exactly what i told you it would do, split into two different businesses. sarah lee spun off the european coffee and tea business under the name de master blender 1753. master blaster, master blenders, whatever, and the remaining company which mainly focused on packaged meats became the new hillshire brands. you know these big brands, who doesn't like sarah lee, right? jimmy dean, jimmy dean. ballpark franks, chef pierre. the idea that hillshire would be the slower growth value play and the wake of the breakup, the stock pays a yield, i think increased down the line. now, right when sarah lee broke itself up, they paid you a $3 per share special dividend and that was very nice, particularly for low tax rates, right? but since the rump of sarah lee became hillshire brands, performance hasn't been particularly impressive. since my recommendation, hillshire's down about a percent, s&p up 3.8%