newcomer, now, eric who broke the story, and our guest host for the hour, for evernote ceo phil litton. gentlemen, thank you so much for us. eric, i will start with you. what happened? eric: i think there is demand for uber. and they wanted to sell the shares. it is sort of a very complicated financial vehicle. they say they just could not get enough interest. i think -- uber is very actively policing what is going on. emily: did they not get enough interest, did they get discouraged from doing this? eric: i got my hands on some of the documents. they said the deal was off. they have been briefing people on it as recently as last week. and uber, while they will let's say exactly what they do in this case, they go after people when they think there is sort of an on allowed offering. l, what is your sense of what happened? phil: i think the private secondary markets are hard to make anything out of any particular action. buyers versus sellers, but it is traded at fair value, in private secondary, it can really be anything. it could be a small number of sellers, but even a seller with an