Mr. Belin. Do you remember what years those would have been for?
Mrs. Rowland. No, sir.
Mr. Belin. Sometimes some people are prone to exaggerate more than others, and without in any way meaning to take away from the testimony of your husband as to what he saw in the building at the time, just from your general experience, do you feel you can rely on everything that your husband says?
Mrs. Rowland. I don't feel that I can rely on everything anybody says.
Mr. Belin. Well, this is really an unfair question for me to ask any wife about her husband, and I am not asking it very correctly, but——
Mrs. Rowland. At times my husband is prone to exaggerate. Does that answer it?
Mr. Belin. I think it does.
Is there anything else you want to add to that, or not?
Mrs. Rowland. Usually his exaggerations are not concerned with anything other than himself. They are usually to boast his ego. They usually say that he is really smarter than he is, or he is a better salesman than he is, something like that.
Mr. Belin. Anything else you care to add?