SIDE BAR.

COUNSEL BROUGHT IT UP WHEN HE ASKED, WELL, DID HE SHARE WITH YOU HIS PAINS OR ACHES OR ARTHRITIC HISTORIES, HIS RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS, AND THAT IS OBVIOUSLY WHAT WE ARE TALKING ABOUT, IS HIS ABILITY TO LIFT THE GOLF BAG.

NO. I ASKED WHETHER HE COMPLAINED OF ANY PAIN TO HIS BACK OR HIS SHOULDERS AND THEN COUNSEL SAID, BASICALLY, YOU WOULDN'T EXPECT TO HIM COMPLAIN TO YOU, WOULD YOU? HE DOESN'T KNOW YOU. THAT WAS THE ESSENCE OF HIS QUESTIONING. AND THEN IN RESPONSE, OKAY, WAS THERE ANYTHING ABOUT THE WAY HE MOVED OR LIFTED THAT GOLF BAG THAT SHOWED THAT HE WAS HAVING SOME DIFFICULTY DOING SO SOMETHING THAT HE COULD OBSERVE? AND IT IS A PROPER QUESTION ADDRESSING WHAT WAS DONE ON RE-RE-RECROSS.

MAY I BE HEARD, YOUR HONOR?

YES.

WHAT HAPPENED WAS I ASKED ONLY THE QUESTION ABOUT DISCUSSING RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS OR WHATEVER AND NEVER WENT INTO LIFTING THE BAG. SHE ASKED THAT SAME QUESTION. SHE WENT OVER AND LIFTED THE BAG AND SAID, "WHEN HE LIFTED THIS BAG DID HE SAY ANYTHING," AND I DID NOT GO INTO THAT.

SHE DIDN'T ASK THAT SPECIFIC QUESTION.

SHE DID ASK THE QUESTION. LOOK AT THE RECORD.

NO, NO.

I JUST WENT BACK AND CHECKED.

THAT IS NOT THE QUESTION I ASKED.

NOT AT THIS POINT. THE OBJECTION IS OVERRULED.

THANK YOU. BRIEFLY.