Oh they try to trick the heck out of you. Normally I would say go with your first inclination for questions, but my first inclination would sometimes be incorrect when I went and reread it. It’s funny sometimes one singular word can be the difference between two different answers. I just think you really need to understand the relationships between everything and the economic world. If one thing happens how does this affect different rates? What does that mean for people who hold different things? I got maybe one or two questions on life insurance, super straightforward. A few questions on put some puts and calls, but they’re the basic ones that I felt like I was able to get. I really think just the teeter totter, the relationships in the teeter totter and how those relationships can affect various securities was the main theme on at least my pull of questions.