Yeah, I get that, but again, the history of the games industry as a whole is littered with breaches of contract and changes to agreements with those same lawyers and legal teams present. What you're saying is that sort of thing never happens and that what we're seeing is ok to take at face value. It might not be for a few years but beyond that is anyone's guess. As those same agreements typically come with caveats about sales performance and earnings speculation. This is an investment for Sony, if it goes sideways or a way they don't like you think everyone is just going to float on?