I spoke out of turn, I suppose.
When I made the comment about the 95¢ dollar, I was making reference to the fact that initially back 15 years ago, when we were talking about a dollar going to 90¢ or 92¢, there were studies that indicated that things like our motor vehicle parts could not cope with a dollar that was much over 85¢ to 86¢, and that 88¢ would be impossible. There's absolutely no question that our manufacturing sector has been hard hit and the dollar has hurt them. But it has found efficiencies and marketing niches that allow it to do that.
It's something that I've written about, and the restructuring of Ontario. So it has been my research. You are right, I do that research for Scotiabank. I probably shouldn't have replied as abruptly as I did that it was my research, but it was. But I do represent Scotiabank.