And it may come to the point, Ed, that given the disparity between some of your stations, the FMs not the AMs so much. It may come down to it that if some of your CCM stations can’t produce the way you expect, can’t drive the shares and the power ratios you expect, those stations are a lot more valuable. Okay, they’re lot more valuable to another operator than they are to us.
A - Edward Atsinger
Those fundamental calculations are certain things that any broadcaster is going to make. And as David said, everything is on the table. We’ll look at it all.
Q - Bobby Melnick
It is not selling a million and a half dollar station in Richmond, Virginia or one in Parma, Ohio.
A - Edward Atsinger
Well, we’re going to look at all options, and we’re going to pursue things that are in the best interests of the company in that area. But if they don’t perform — if the newly acquired stations don’t perform to the same level that the market expected, why is that? And that is largely because they’re losing an audience, perhaps to new media. We still need to have those properties because we’re going to develop the new media. I still feel okay with the strategy. But I hear you Bobby, we’re sensitive to your concerns, and we’re going to look at every option and we’re going to do what’s in the best interests of the company. I think if you look at where we’ve come from, I think our pattern is pretty clear, we’ve done that. So, I appreciate your concerns, and the questions are always stimulating and always help management to consider other options that we ought to look at. Any other questions?
