the other key thing was about j.p. dimond he was prepared to say something to the analysts on wall street and say no and that is critically important because from 2005 and all the words actually jpmorgan wasn't doing that brilliantly compared to his peers and there was a huge criticism from equity analyst saying why are you guys lagging behind? we thought that diamond was this wonder kid who was going to basically solve all problems and in fact the revenues are not that great. now there are other banks responding to that intense pressure saying yes, we've got to try to start chasing after the credit revenues as fast as we can and there was a real kind of what people used to call goldman envy. everyone wanted to be like goldman sachs three diamond on a number of occasions actually said you know, we are not going down that road trying to beat everyone else purely through chasing after, you know, the quick and easy bnl, which again, doesn't mean it didn't make mistakes and i don't want to pay these guys as somehow perfect angels