You brought up the American dollar. We've been through turbulence with the currency in the past. We compliment our country's efforts on maintaining its own status and understanding the devastation it has to the total manufacturing in this country, not just the meatheads. So I think we've been through that turbulence in the past.
I think the other thing you have to look at is that in 2003, we expected to have the lowest live cattle inventory in the country. BSE probably delayed that. We're seeing it now, and this is always cyclical. So I do believe that if the ducks line up for us, the markets, etc., we'll see this herd come back again. When the border opened, there was a ton of calves, and it was economics. There was 1.6 million that crossed the border. We're seeing that now; we'll see that into the spring. In talking to the country—and you talk to them more than I do—there seems to be some enthusiasm at the farm gate as well. Don't quote me on that, but I get that sense, and maybe I'm wrong, but I think we're in that cycle.