it doesn't square with the public sentiment. everyone still hates t.a.r.p. >> that might be the lesson to us all. a lot of things seem gross that we don't want to do. it looks like at the time rewarding the very people who caused the problem but in the end it may have worked out well. >> can i make one other point on this? there are still -- it is still important point to make that it's not like a poker game where you can take your chips and leave with your profit, right? it's very possible that the full cost of the bailout is not yet known. the government did a lot of stuff, flooded the system with money to make sure that we would make money on this deal and so we don't know what the outcome of that is going to be. >> as you and your folks at money.com always point out, we attach ourselves top the number associated with tarp but it's trillions of dollars put in by the fed and in other case. we may not have profited on the whole deal just yet. good point. living on $190 a month.