RE:RE:QuestionThanks for the breakdown Boolish, this makes a lot more sense. So the situation hasn't changed much besides the final number of S/O which will affect earnings projections somewhat, not a big deal in the long run. Might be a bit of a gamble but considering there isn't much more to lose I'd imagine some of the funds realize the longer term upside and might be willing to forgoe the notes deal for better returns by converting 1 for 1 now and not being restricted at .40. Bottom line it's a win/win for preferred holders going forward regardless of the allocation.