Yes, Jim mentioned the availability of shares ay $1.35 and the scarcity of available shares at $1.30

The use of greenshoe options in share offerings is now widespread, for two reasons: it is a legal mechanism for an underwriter to stabilize the price of new shares, which reduces the risk of their trading below the offer price in the immediate aftermath of an offer - an outcome damaging to the commercial reputation of both issuer and underwriter; secondly, it grants the underwriters some flexibility in setting the final size of the offer based on post-offer demand for the shares.