Domestically and internationally, we're seeing massive fluctuations in gas prices from week to week, based on a set of geopolitical and sometimes local factors. Carbon pricing is completely invisible and very minor compared to the fluctuations that can occur when the price of a barrel of oil goes up $5 or $10. So the price of carbon is drowned out by international fluctuations.
I very clearly point out in the brief I submitted that we are an increasingly wealthy society. Generally speaking, that level of income prevents us from noticing the small differences that can be attributed to—