No other BDCs in the table has that provision. Prospect Capital, Ares Capital, and Apollo Investment Corp., include cash in their gross assets. Thus, if Prospect Capital and Ares Capital have an average of $200 million in cash over a span of one year, investors will have to pay $4 million and $3 million, respectively, on money that's just sitting around doing nothing. You'll notice far many more complaints about uninvested cash on Prospect Capital's and Ares Capital's earnings call than on an earnings call for Fifth Street Capital. Even the worst banks in the world don't charge you 2% per year to store cash.