right now welbilt has a more reasonable valuation after spending so many years under valued it's so cheap suggested at arecent deal economy conference it could be bought by its competitor or berkshire hathaway because they are such a compelling property. so how have you done, this is the real -- the issue, how have you done if you owned it since the breakup. the tock trading at 4.04 and one for four reverse split so split adjusted the stock is has gone from $16 and change up to nearly 40 as of today that's a monster 145% gain at the same time welbilt went from 13.50 to 22 bucks and change, 64% change all told, get this, if you owned this sleepy little crane and food service fry master company that is manitowoc and held on to both pieces you got an 83% s&p up 34% and on fire here's the bottom line, like i've been saying all along, companies have their own unique characteristics and the decisions made by management actually matter. not just a big basket of stocks. even without the breakup manitowoc would do much better here but a great deal on this comes from the fact that with a stroke of