What I said, essentially, is that when you try to establish what should be the fair value of the currency, there are many yardsticks you can use. But one yardstick that is surely a good one is to look at how productive your economy is relative to another one. If we compare how productive Canada is relative to the United States of America, we're unfortunately not as productive, and that differential is around that 20% to 25% that I mentioned.
Now, whether the currency should be set at that level is another issue altogether, but certainly not....
I'm sorry, go ahead.