there was a bloomberg article recently where the reporter believed ali partovi, an ex-employee, who accusedompany of giving false information. i would have bought ali's stock. the company offered to buy stock. if he thought he was defrauded, why did he not sell the stock back and not lose a penny? he could have gotten his money back and gone away. marc benioff did not feel defrauded. his wife is on the board. lynne is on the board. she looked at the details. maybe there's other stuff we will discover. and i cannot say what else i will discover. i personally went and talked to ali. he didn't have one credible allegation. he suggested i talk to three other people. i talked to those people. emily: do the allegations bother you? do they concern you? vinod: first, every company, anytime they have employees leave, have allegations. sometimes, probably 20%-30% of the time, they are right. 70%-80% of the time, they are just bitterness. we will look into them when they are serious. i won't comment on the specifics. but suffice to say we are always looking. entrepreneurs push the edges. is the buybac