With all the discussion around this table about people benefiting from this great once-in-a-lifetime windfall when they're getting the inclusion rate at 50%, that doesn't include at all that small business owner or restaurant owner who's incorporated, who owns their business through a restaurant and is just trying to make a living in the restaurant business. It doesn't include any small business entrepreneur who happens to be incorporated. There are millions of them across the country. Many of them are your customers, I presume.
Therefore, it's just not accurate to say that everybody who makes a capital gain of $250,000 or less is taxed at an inclusion rate of only 50%.
Do you agree with that?