No. Because timing is an issue. Timing is an issue, and we’ve lost a week at this point. And this isn’t anything against anybody on this call. I’ve been told different things, and it’s becoming increasingly frustrating.

If you were Facebook and an attorney for Facebook told me one thing, and then I read a press release from Mark Zuckerberg telling me something else, I would be demanding that Mark Zuckerberg appear in court with you the next time because I would be saying I don’t think you speak for your client anymore.

I think I’m actually being really reasonable here and just saying I need a final answer by Friday at 2 p.m. or we’re going forward. That’s where we are. Because we’ve wasted a week. The Fourth Circuit sent this back to me with a promise from me that I would get it done, the discovery done in 45 days, a hearing, and then a decision, and they sent it back to me with that promise having been made. And we’ve lost seven days already with the back and forth, which, again, I don’t blame anybody on this call for, but that’s where we are.

—Judge George J. Hazel, in “Transcript Of Proceedings – Telephone ConferenceBefore the Honorable George Jarrod Hazel”