Of course there's a diversity of farmers out there, and the size, so those that need the proper capital appreciation are the ones putting a lot of acres through the....
Some of our large farmers are putting in 300 to 400 hours or more on a particular combine, and feeding lentils, or some high-wear-and-tear type of commodity, through the equipment. The equipment is going to wear out, or not completely wear out, but be substantially reduced in its life within a five-year window, so the farmers are going to be trading that equipment more often.
Then the smaller farmer is going to buy that piece of equipment and within their capital pool get the benefit of a lower-dollar piece of equipment. They'll still get the benefit, but on a lower-dollar amount. With a higher CCA, this helps everybody in the spectrum of the industry.