Mr. Senator. Yes.
Mr. Hubert. So when you characterize it as a wild guess——
Mr. Senator. I have got to guess.
Mr. Hubert. I wonder if it is a guess so much as it is a putting together of these little segments of time and estimating what each would take.
Mr. Senator. I am saying I would have to guess. I would have to guess all this.
Mr. Hubert. When you said three quarters of an hour, wasn’t it really the result of your thinking of how much time would be occupied to do these little segments of activity such as dressing and pacing up and down and so forth, and you added them up and came to about three quarters of an hour; wasn’t that your mental processes rather than a wild guess?
Mr. Senator. No, no, no. You asked me a question and I said I would have to guess it. You know it is really amazing to put hours together. Mind you, 5 months have elapsed already, and to try to put these hours together you have got to fluctuate. How can you be sure?
Mr. Hubert. That is true, but——
Mr. Senator. You have got to fluctuate. It is strictly all guess work.
Mr. Hubert. That is true, but your attention was directed specifically to these time lapses, not 5 months ago, but on that very day.