shawn parker is facebook's first president. joins us here, david sacks. this is not an ipo that facebook necessarily even wants. lots of companies are thrown into ipos, don't need, facebook doesn't needed money. >> ironically, the process of sudden motion last year when facebook exceeded 500 shareholder rule which no longer exists. last year they were forced to make public disclosures or filings this year, i think that kind of sort of set the whole thing in motion and forced their hand a little bit, and like i said, irony in face of the jobs act, that requirement is no longer around. it is interesting to wonder if there would be that feeling if that rule wasn't around. >> can't call it off at this point. too late. >> there's so much money involved in facebook, just in the revenue, just going to bank the money off the ipo, i would expect. >> i think you know part of it is that facebook sees itself as a company in the same league as google, microsoft, apple, amazon, and it is, i think they want a war chest to fund any acquisitions they want to do and essent