Well, don't worry. Obviously I don't suffer from malnutrition or anything; somebody buys the share of food for me. But the truth of the matter is that what we're trying to do here is look after the Canadian consumer, as I said in the beginning, and the Canadian farmer, the Canadian producer. If we were to follow that, would the Canadian producer not win, and would the Canadian consumer not have a simpler method of buying his or her food?
