I agree completely.
I'm fully in support of the proposition that the pension deficits should be treated preferentially, as wages are. Looking at it, what's our pension? When we were working, we were given a salary, taking into consideration that we had a pension. We didn't have quite as much money as others, all right, so what we have now are deferred wages.
It's the same thing with our benefits. One thing I didn't mention a while ago is that if we lose our benefits, it's going to cost us about $250 a month on top of the loss that we have. You know, we don't have bonuses. What we see on one side, unfortunately, are bonuses: they're going up, and we're going down.