portugal actually has been almost dormant in this euro mass -- mess. overnight the 10-year bond was about 8%, which is really worrisome. it settled at i believe around 7.4%. as you know, bond players are the ones determining the fate of the country. in terms of the spill effect, i do not see a major one. obviously portugal is a very tiny country. it needs, i would say, $5 billion to $10 billion of additional aid to help us economy. whenever things like that happen, whenever the yield on a 10-year jumped like that, there is definitely nervousness in the the spillover effect is there. >> i spoke to a gentleman in the last hour in lisbon who said, i would like to get an answer on how you grow an economy and make things better when people are out on the reeds and do not have jobs, do not have food. there is a level of anger there that is help will -- palpable. he does have a point, doesn't he? >> he does. similar to the united dates, unfortunately politicians and even private sector is relying on a few people in the central bank to determine the fate of th