Absolutely. Thank you for the opportunity.
In addition to everything you mentioned, in the fitness business, we have to lease fitness equipment, and that is still in our facilities. We are still obligated to cover those costs. Again, we are an industry that did have to invest, and many times, that meant going into debt to continue to serve our customers online. That meant building online platforms and maybe software licensing, which is expensive and is per user.
Again, the biggest issue that we experience in the fitness industry is the return of the consumer. When are we going to see the psychological and physical return of the consumer? That's where our biggest loss is. Again, across Canada, facilities are losing $15,000 to $30,000 a month. A large player in Alberta with a chain of gyms is using the rent subsidy. However, with the caps and the way the program is built, they're still on the hook for over $800,000 of additional rent every month and have gone into default on those rental agreements.