For our industry it's absolutely essential. Without that money, we're going to have suppliers dropping like flies. There will be blood all over the floor. We need the money in the next couple of months, really. That is serious. I'm not trying to joke about this. I have lots of smaller suppliers who are at their wits end and out of money. They can't go to their bank because without the insurance the bank won't lend to them. With the insurance, the other bankers are saying their balance sheets are too weak. We do need some patient capital, because it's been for more than a year that things have been slowing down for the parts suppliers. They really are out of money, and yet in normal times they are good suppliers and they are viable businesses.
We haven't seen volumes like this in forty years, not since I was a kid. I've been in this business since 1964, and 1965-66 with the volumes we've seen.... We have the same volume as we had in 1981, and in 1981 there were 25% fewer drivers in North America than there are now. It's dire, but it's temporary. All this stimulus package, this $1.5 trillion that the west has thrown into this, will take effect and we will come out of this, but we have to get through this year.