seven hundredn at 39 million dollars, $757 million was the average assessment.ales, that is the important part of the equation for these retailers. comparable sales were up percent , and the estimates were a gain of 5.3%. the shares are taking a dive on the news. sales, thatcan't has been the strongest breakdown probably. that and anthropology. anthropologie sales of 1%. urban outfitters of 5%. there was some talk by analysts that it was perhaps because of the west coast port shutdown that some of the home goods might have been delayed. line, the u.s. consumer is either not spending, or spending on different stuff. we are still trying to put that picture together. to your point, in terms of the retail sector at large, a note about why retailers have not done well. you had a stronger dollar, so you had to risk coming in and not being able to buy as much as they used to. you did have the weather, sports rights, and higher taxes. jpmorgan also said that was an issue for retailers. joe: another thing with urban outfitters is so much of their story is whether they ar