Mr. CARLIN. This is what she said, except the fact she forgot that Tammi True had called. I don’t think she even said in her statement a while ago except for the fact that she was thinking she had seen it on television. Of course, we all saw it so many times. Mr. HUBERT. Well, Mr. Jackson, do you want to pursue any further? Mr. JACKSON. No. Mr. HUBERT. Have you any other aspects of the matter that you would like to comment upon relative to your wife’s testimony first? Mr. CARLIN. A number of times there were a few things, very minor, which a person’s memory might be--mine is failing me. There are a few things that were said that I did not know about, that she mentioned. But this is because I was not always at the club. Mr. HUBERT. What I mean to do by this is to simply ask you this. So far as you have heard it and except in the way you have corrected it, your version of the role you played in the things you did and the things you said and the things you heard is about the same as your wife’s, is that correct? Mr. CARLIN. There are two more things that I can think of right now, and let me state both of them. One is concerning the rent, and one is the fact that I talked to him, which she stated she didn’t know what we were saying. But I talked to him in the parking lot that night. Mr. HUBERT. Take one at a time. Mr. CARLIN. Concerning the parking lot conversation on the phone. She came back to the table in Colony Club and was rather upset about the fact Jack talked to her that way, and it made me a little upset, and I said I will call him next time. And I called him from the parking lot, and he said, “Bruce, that girl works for me, and she gets paid on a certain day.” And I think it was Mondays. But the way I remember it, there were--I mean Sundays, I am sorry--but there were times when they went over to the next day before they got paid. He said, “She works for me and she is to get paid at a certain time and I don’t owe the girl anything.” I said, “I realize that, Jack, but we need the money to get back.” And he said, “Well, I’ve got some people here and I can’t come down right now.” And then he said, “I will just tell the attendant at the parking lot to give you all some money. Let me speak to Karen or to Little Lynn,” I believe is the way he said it, and I handed the phone to her, as she said. Mr. HUBERT. When you spoke to him, were you asking simply for money to get back, or for money to pay rent and buy groceries and so forth?