Most of what you said is fair. I'm not sure about the “you don't get it” part of it. Last fall we saw a lot of almost panic buying in the fertilizer industry. If you remember, you saw the news, the international media, there were food shortages throughout the world, food production had to increase, inventories were at historic lows. That really caused a dramatic bid-up in the price of fertilizer because people were trying to get more fertilizer to grow more food throughout the world.
So we certainly saw those prices bid up. What happened was suppliers were putting pressure on independents like ourselves to agree to certain tonnages at fixed price, contract tonnages, so we would agree for 1,000 tonnes of urea at x price. And then of course when the prices crashed, those contracts were still in effect.