Last year I was doing some things with James Johnson trying to get him on board and now that he is in Miami I think we are still going to do it because it’s the same colorway we had there in Toronto. So I’m just trying to get the young folk to get the pride up and thinking about FILA again. It’s vintage and still classic stuff. That is the lane they want to operate in, they are not trying to compete with Adidas or Nike or the next great shoe maker. They’re just trying to get people thinking about their brand and how much fun it was when we were growing up and wearing the low top FILA and obviously the Grant Hill’s and my shoes when they first came out.” I think their brand was more of a leisure, that’s where it really got its start. That’s where people wear sweat suits, velour sweat suits that’s what it was. I think from a technology standpoint, it wasn’t giving out the same type of product. I know Grant eventually left and he had some foot issues. I don’t know if that was contributed to the shoes that he wore or Fila or not. I just think from a standpoint that there were other competitors that were way ahead of the game and when you are trying to make sure you are protecting your body as well as you can. He made a decision to move on and then I eventually went to Nike for a while after my deal was up. I think that there was some business issues that they had caused more so than the actual product.”