May I ask my Canadian representatives of the industry, are there irritants that Canadian dealers face in the industry in regard to the parent plants, which are all in the U.S. or Europe--they're not in Canada--that American dealers don't face? And maybe you can answer that question, I don't know. But I know that where the money, the exchange rate.... I know early in my career we had a positive exchange rate, and we went the other way. As prices of farm machinery increased and as the dollar has found a different level today, we're not seeing--and I'm getting this from my farm constituents--that differential reflected in the price at the dealership. I know there are arguments given by dealers, but how does that translate back to the parent company?
On February 8th, 2007. See this statement in context.