You don't want any buyer to feel like he's been foolish or cheated. So they all get the same price.

The Hilton is under contract, Richard Schlesinger is the buyer, and the price is more than $40 million,

I feel foolish and I feel betrayed, ... I otherwise feel I was being cheated on. She was very convincing when she told me I was the only person who could be the father.

End price does become an impediment, and we're very conscious of that. But we think the real buyer market is actually expanding, not contracting.

If I were going to put a price tag on my lady parts, I’d find a more appetizing buyer.

I almost know no reason why you wouldn't want at least part of the offering online. I mean, it's such an efficient way to get a broad group of people that generally are very supportive and long-term shareholders.