That takes a lot of thought, and it's something we've been thinking about for a long time. I don't think there are any quick solutions to getting out of this. For the short term we need some stable pricing that's workable. We need to look at the economics all the way around to see what it is actually costing us to do business, versus someone coming up and saying it costs them $100,000 to go fishing when it might cost me $50,000. What is something you can live with just to get us through this time? There has to be some stability somewhere in the whole scheme of things, and not just in the pricing.
We heard Mr. MacDonald this morning talking about how they hold their amount of lobsters. It seems that before a particular season opens there's a certain number of lobsters on the market because they've been held. Now they're getting rid of them so they can buy the newer ones and replenish their supplies. That's something that has always happened.
We also buy from the United States market and bring the product to people like Clearwater and some of the other huge buyers. I know they have markets to supply and clients they need to serve, but they also need to keep in mind that there's product here that needs to be sold as well. They should be looking at trying to manage their business with some of our businesses to kind of bring it together.
That's the best I can do with your question.