Mr. Riel, in your opening comments—correct me if I'm wrong—you said that a starting wage at Costco is $18.50 an hour, and that the average wage is $30.20 an hour. With some of your competitors, we've noted that some of their employees have to go on strike, because they can't even afford to buy the food where they work. Some are having to bolster their food purchases with trips to the food bank. It was reported in the news that your competitor, Sobeys, has recently offered a five-cent raise to their minimum wage employees.
What goes through your mind when you see that kind of trouble in your competitors' labour market pool—the fact that their employees are struggling, they're having to fight for even a nickel a raise? How does that compare with the employees who work at Costco?