Gary B. Smith: Well, you could say certainly the publicity is working. For people to say the free market is working I disagree. Not because what I'm against what Mylan is doing. I disagree on the grounds that there is no free market in this. The government is mucking things up. Per John's point there are competitors to this, I don't think I'm pronouncing that right; they had a product recalled by the FDA. Teva had a product out there that was blocked by the FDA. It's not the epinephrine that's expensive. That's like aspirin. It's the injection device. The FDA is getting there and mucking up. People think why don't we have low health care prices? Why? Because we have the government involved. There's no free market in this area or there was a free market in health care, you better believe that the costs of the Epipen would be a few dollars. But there isn't. This is the government's fault, not Mylan's fault.