It's getting tough out there because of all of this. You mentioned romaine hearts. That is an item that for probably the last five years we're out of stock for a couple of months of the year because of what's all happening. Obviously, when there are no offers out there and there's not enough product, the tendency is that it's a little bit more expensive. That's just a common practice.
Having said that, what we've been doing at Costco is searching across the world to try to get the fruits and vegetables to serve our customers. I'm in charge of international for Costco. I was in Australia last week with our buyers over there and communicating with the buyer in Canada to try to find some sources of product. I was in China three weeks ago. There are things that we can look to supply, even from Canada, and now we're shipping some products out of Canada to those countries.
I think that's the key. The key to the future is procurement. If we want to feed our kids, we're all going to have to work together again.