The point of the analysis is that the revenue from the parking over the next 30 years, making all of the assumptions in the analysis, will total about $250 million, which has a present day value of $109 million (assuming 6% discounting). I think it is fair to say that based on this analysis, I think it would be near impossible to "sell" the parking rights for $100 million because the buyer would be taking the huge risk with the assumptions, which even if they hold true, would only have the buyer breaking even. The reality is that the $100 million could be put to much more valuable use. Beyond that, I don't see the argument that Glendale is in the position of having to purchase these parking rights to ALL arena events from Hulsizer.