Don't know to whom you refer, but that seems a bit shortsighted at first glance. I actually think, since you asked, that WHY you ask might be a more important question. Of course, you have a perfect right to, as much, I might, as this person you ask about. So I guess it's all relative to where you're coming form. Frankly, though, I would submit that this person's motives are their own. Kind of like asking why one chews a certain brand of gum - or not. My 2 cents. Just since you asked. Larry F