You're right. A lot of times the retailers will put on a show that they're buying local for the summer, but at the end of the day, if somebody has a nice crop of strawberries or things like that, they can't go into the store. So I like the idea of the terminals and the Quebec model.
The other thing is the Wal-Mart factor. In certain areas of Canada they're coming in strong. And I'm not trying to beat up on Wal-Mart. They supply a lot of things we need. But how is that going to change how retail business is done in this country? How will it change for the local farmer? What do you see out there?