CP violation in B physics - What have we learned, and what comes next?

This talk is a personal reaction to the Osaka results from the B factories. I review the ranges of Standard Model parameters currently allowed, with the theoretical uncertainties discussed from a skeptical point of view. I comment on the improvements expected both from new measurements and from further theoretical work. My conclusion is that it is unlikely that the measurement of sin(2β) alone will present a clear challenge to the Standard Model, and that, more likely, continued work on both the experimental and theoretical fronts will be needed before we can assess whether there is new physics required to explain the CP-violating sector of B physics