Sorry to be clear. They made a real loss of $180million. To get...

Sorry to be clear. They made a real loss of $180million. To get from the "operating" EBITDA of $83m to a loss of $180million you take off: (rough numbers) $77m of depreciation and maintenance on equipment $43m of interest And about $143m of things they say are one off like $70m of goodwill but still leave $70m of other stuff like the merger cost of $14 or 34 (can't work out which one used) so it's this unexplained $40 or $50 that is a concern and question if really one off etc. It's all above board (audit wise etc) but it is a bit of a method where you hide the real performance of the business behind a bunch of big write off numbers which are valid. I've done it before