Mr. Kevin Cardiff:

Yes, there's two reasons. First of all there are ... there's a misunderstanding. Some things that you have are not minutes at all. I seem to have been the only person with a pen, but some things that ... that ... that you see are simply ... not just contemporaneous notes but simultaneous notes of things that were said in meetings, and I was just scribbling. And then when people asked later for papers, I, of course, made sure that those were, were, were disclosed, as appropriate. Other things are bitty ... are minutes but they're quite bitty and frankly, the reason is that we were dead on our feet. We were working for some parts of that time literally 24 hours a day, other times more figuratively. But, but there wasn't much time to sit down and write minutes of meetings.