That's a very good question, Mr. Baker.
Believe or not, at the height of the pandemic, the fabricare industry was deemed an essential service, which was, for lack of a better word, almost like a kiss of death. We were allowed to stay open, but it was very difficult to receive many of those programs that were initially brought out. Eventually, when everything got up to speed, months and months later, many businesses started trickling down and getting some of those support systems in place. Unfortunately, we did not, because of that essential service designation that was given to us.
The cleaners you mentioned, some of the biggest cleaners in the GTA, like many members of the CFA, went from 100 to literally zero overnight. There was no business coming in for many months. Rents and utilities had to be paid. It was very difficult.
I hope that answers your question.