No, it doesn't sound overly attractive, but the United States is a big country, and the sphere of inputs where we work represents only a small percentage of the area, such as the northeast, we'll say. When you look at those kinds of numbers and the reciprocal side of their coming to eastern Canada to do work, it's again not as attractive because of the cost issues that we have going in the other direction, so I don't know from a very practical point of view whether there's any real net loss of trade back and forth.
