And you’d just be so much happier if you just resign.” I said, “Yeah, I will be.” But it seem like it’s okay. Yeah, okay, it’s my zoo. But also I’m really letting down the staff, I think, because we had gone into this spurger and I had told the staff, “I mean we’re going to get through this together. And I did a lot of work with the staff and I said, “I really do. If I cop out, I really do feel that they will feel that I’ve let them down.” But I did, I did. And in fact, I sent in my resignation and the chairman actually called me up and said, “Don’t resign.” I said, “Why not?” I said, “We can’t get on with each other.” “Go and take a sabbatical and go to Harvard and do one of these four-month bootcamp things.” And I said, “Well, I’ve already done something at Stanford. I don’t really want to. I’m finished.
