Certainly, as a great negotiator and bargainer, he would ask for more, and India also bargains very well, so somehow we'll try to make a kind of compromise.
Rockefeller's old Cleveland associates remember him as the greatest bargainer they had ever known, as a man who had an eye for infinite details and an unquenchable patience and resource in making economies.
And if they become a really tough bargainer, then I think actually the profits aren't exactly there, but yet we might get the really good results we want to get, which I think is a great outcome in many ways.