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this wasn't like an inyour face mahaney or anything like that. >> i know. >> you're a victim of timingif nothing else. by the way, you're not the only person who thinks you should sell the stock. scott from steifel saying the sea same thing. would it have been wise for people to own this company based on the kind of news that came out because of faber, or were there real fundamental reasons to be in this name prior to today? >> so i think there were fundamental reasons two or three years ago, and thendeceleration you saw the advertiser move away from twitter, then the fundamental reasons were increasingly getting weak are. it was hard to justify a buy on the stock. the m&a scenario that david laid out, they seem to be very real, and, you know, we all get stocks right, and we get them wrong. i'm fully acknowledging that as of today we got this call wrong. our timing couldn't have been worse when we downgraded. now what you do here with the stock at five times sales, the number of assets that are going to come in. google as a suitor is interesting, but with a new efficiency discipline an