Dish probably came out ahead by purchasing the entire company rather than letting Icahn win and then buying the relevant assets. If Icahn was chasing it, there was real-estate value there.<p>And that appears to be the case when one considers that Dish only paid $190k per store. Based on $20k per store per year that's a 11% cap rate - and the worst performing locations have already been culled from the portfolio. Consider that $20k per store per year can probably be achieved with less than 10 Dish network subscription sales per month and the deal for corporate controlled retail locations makes more sense.<p>All the rest of it - the streaming and content deals, kiosks, etc. is just more upside.