Yes.
As you know, in the auto industry we came out of the dark years of 2008 and 2009 hurting very badly. It's true that we made some very hard decisions that resulted in job losses, to the tune of about 40,000 jobs, in the auto industry. We took out unused capacity. We became much more productive. We came out being stronger, yes, but it was with a great deal of pain.
Also, and I'll talk about the relativity of what's going on, so did other jurisdictions go through that phase, and they too now recognize the value of an auto industry, and of the spin-off jobs at 9:1, for instance, which is why they're so aggressively seeking new investments.
Yes, we did come out stronger, but as we go forward and we want to keep the mandates here, we're going to have to up our game. Nothing is static in this world anymore. The competition for investment has never been greater than we have seen.... I've been around long enough to have gone through a number of these cycles, and I've never seen a cycle as deep as 2008 and 2009, but we run the risk of losing more, if we don't up our game.