Good.
I agree with you in relation to your analysis and your comments on demographics. I can't tell you how much I agree with that. It is going to be the number one issue in the next 20 to 30 and probably 100 years.
The other issue I have is with infrastructure investments. You mentioned to Mr. Marston, I think, why you had not seen more productivity based on the investments in infrastructure. I think you really know, sir, with respect, that the Canadian corporations are holding their wealth right now. They're not investing, so they have billions and billions of dollars in their net cash accounts. If we look at this positively instead of negatively, it really gives Canada a dramatically important future once the recession stops, because they're going to be able to buy a lot of things. I see you nodding your head. You agree with me. Our Canadian corporations are well positioned for the future, and I just wanted to make that....
I thought you mentioned to Mr. Adler specifically that you couldn't name a country other than Canada that would be better positioned coming out of this recession. I'm just astonished, because I don't see any country.... I lived in Australia for three years. I lived in the United States for four years, and knowing the countries as I do around the world.... Can you name another country that will come out of this recession with a better future prospect for quality of life based on financial outlook?