still with me, bob michele, kathy jones and doug peebles.campbell soup, a lot of people use it as an example to say maybe it is the beginning of the end of the good times for investment grade credit. what is your view? douglas: i think it goes back to this discussion around the central bank. it is not an on-off switch, but they are slowing significantly. the liquidity has been available 12 months ago, it is a different level now. it is a dimmer. we don't expect to see lights out at any point in time, but markets are behaving today i think more normal than 12 months ago. namely, there is a name that comes up, a concession in the marketplace, it prices, it does not trade immediately stronger but we are digesting it and from the day after issuance until now, it is doing reasonably well. kathy: there has been a lot of supply to absorb, a huge amount of supply to absorb, and you have the expectation of higher rates down the road. a year ago, i'm not sure everyone believed rates would move up and be higher six months or 12 months from now. now if