Maybe taking a bit of a step back and thinking about an investor's broader portfolio is One question that comes up is, where does a strategy like this fit in with your overall investment allocation? How would you think of the credit opportunities funds role alongside other investments?

people have a hard time getting their heads around what kind of risks they're taking on.

Because when you start hearing terms like bankruptcy, restructuring, where does your mind go? It goes to the Big Shore, to Enron, and all these kinds of situations.

What that person that has that in their mind does not understand is when we get involved, the price is already been.

The price has already come down to reflect the risk of those bad outcomes.

And yes, sometimes we get it wrong and we get into outcomes, you know, bad and the outcome is somewhat worse.

That does happen and I can deny that.

Jeff, you want to add?