—and I was the young staffer at the time with him.
It's wonderful to see you again, and I'm so impressed that you've continued, for these decades, your advocacy for rural B.C., and indeed for all of rural Canada. It's a testament to your tenacity and dedication that you are here in front of us today. Hopefully, I will be in Port McNeill one of these days to have that beer with you, because I will take you up on that. I'm buying, by the way.
We just had some questions here. We had a presenter from Overwaitea Foods, and he talked about their decision, which I think is dubious science, at best, to decline to buy farmed salmon in favour of wild fish. There was very little evidence presented, but it's obvious his corporation caved in to the pressure that was placed upon it before they really thought it through.
Can you comment on the behaviour of corporations like this that cave in to pressure without really thinking things through?