and david asbin, how are you doing? >> i am doing great. >> we don't know if they paid money, correct? >> we don't. ine take her numbers as accurate. she never admitted that they fell about 90 percent off of their target before. that is an incredible failure rate. a 90 percent. any business in the world would be out of business in a new york minute if they had a 90 percent failure rate. but look at the 300,000 that did sign on, it is important to know what kind of people did sign on to this. it is more likely that they are the people who need insurance because they are sick. healthy people are not the ones that scrambled in a hurry to get insurance if they don't need it. it is the people that cost more than they contribute will be signing on. if that model continues, that puts an insurance company out of business. they have to rely people who put more in to a insurance program than get out of it. >> but look at the markers. 1.2 million. far from that and in december throw.3 million and that is triple the enrollment numb