Your bureau says there's a $20 difference, or there will be, between Western Canada Select and WTI. I think you also said that roughly half of Canadian oil goes for Western Canada Select prices because it's a heavy crude. I think we produce something like 3.5 million barrels a day, so if we multiply $20 times 1.7 million barrels, we're talking about tens of millions of dollars that the Canadian economy loses every single day. I'm not asking you to do instant math, but is that a generally fair statement?
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