 It's too far away from the time that I left the business, so what is really nice is to see that it has brought a lot of Ogilvy people together again and I think this award is really more for them than for me. They are so excited and so happy about it that that's what makes me happy. I think the biggest difference is this disassociation of the critical functions of what a good advertising agency should be. This disassociation of creative media has been actually a factor in a lot of, a fair amount of decline in the standard of work I feel and it hasn't made holistic advertising people. It has made compartments of functions and that to me has really saddened me because I didn't train these people to be in this position. I train them to be advertising people with a media specialization, not to be media specialists. That is never the aim. So that is what really saddens me. In hindsight, I feel that my role in advertising was to serve those who serve others and I find that in everything I'm doing, even since then, it's the same. I might take the accolades, but it's really to serve others to be able to deliver whatever they can do, what they're destined to do. So that's what I'm going to continue doing, I guess. My message would be that don't think of the fruits of your labor. Just do and try and do the best you can and learn as much as you can to be able to be able to contribute. The results in the fruits will come automatically.