mr. motley, mr. cooper, tell me where the line is, where it's a good product, it's useful, it's safe, it's sound. there is always a transaction cost for the institution. if there's more risk, then the institution has to charge commensurate with the risk. we see that in payday loans all the time. i know folks couldn't fix their car and get a loan again because the bank won't finance them. so anyway, what are your thoughts about the line between the appropriate and sound the not so sound churning, where is that, define that for me? >> well, it's not that easy to define. i think as mr. cooper said earlier, we try to look at all of our borrowers in terms of what's best for them. mr. motley: what's the best outcome for them, for their particular situation. you have to take a lot of things into account. and so i think you want to have guardrails put in place on any program to avoid abuse and you want to have transparency so your point about proper disclosure is a good one. and having it done upfront is als