Thank you.
I'm going to give you an example here, and I know this to be a factual one. A wholesaler, whether it's Loblaws or National Grocers, sells eggs to an independent store for $1.19. That's the store's cost. I'm sorry, no, they buy the eggs from the egg producer at $1.19. They sell them to the independent store at $1.69, and then they turn around and order it to sell them at $1.19, as a loss leader. Do you think that's right?