That's a good question. It's a bit complex, in the sense that the U.S. is the index, and it's a safe hedge in a way, but at the same time, when we look at the futures of fed cattle a year out, for example, when you're negotiating with the producer, you're hedging. You have to factor in the exchange rate and where that's going to be in a year's time.
There are a lot of factors that are a little unnecessary. If we have our own economy here, let's be less dependent on the U.S. pricing that way and look just at what's going on in Canada.