Okay. I don't know if others had questions, but I have one more on that line.
To me, it comes back to this: it's the selling; it's the market protecting it. And we do hear all those stories of trucks stopped at the border for long lengths of time and Americans being very enthusiastic when it comes to slowing down the product and so on. But if the quality's not there, that's going to really nail you at the border and at other market areas.
What do you see going forward, though? You don't want to see more inventory on the processing side. Overall, you're just saying the inventories are high there, so the more live, the more quality goes out there. What, going forward, in terms of recommendations on the cooperative activity, do you see would make sense? If this is one of those difficult times in our history economically, what should we be collectively doing together that's going to make a difference in a year, or two or three or four years down the road?