I'm not so sure I can answer that, Mr. McKay, because there really is no reasonable explanation. I haven't been able to find one.
At the legislature the other day, the Michigan Senate energy committee, some of the environmental folks who asked questions about it obviously don't realize the dramatic impact this would have on jobs and the environment and a whole bunch of sectors in the economy. I don't think they realize it. Then you have another sector of the environmental group who, quite frankly, don't want oil to be taken out of the ground—completely. They really don't care about pipelines or trucking or rail or shipping. They just don't want to see things used by petroleum.
The fact of the matter is that there's a lot of ignorance out there about what these products are used for. Natural gas, of course, all of our farmers use. Propane is the only form of heating for all those greenhouses we have right across the country. There are 6,000 products that you and I and all of us use daily. Shampoo, toothpaste, cosmetics, lipstick, our shoes and everything else are all made out of petroleum, let alone products—