That's a great question. If you look at that data sheet that I sent you, it's very instructive on how the dollar change impacted the industry. Back when we had a $1.40 or $1.50 dollar, I had a trading company at that time. I can tell you it was wonderful times for all Canadian products. The shore prices basically go in lockstep with the dollar change. You could fall out of bed in the morning and make money on lobster when we had a cheap dollar, because you could buy it for $6.00 from a harvester and you could sell for $6.00 U.S. in Boston and make $1.50. Now we have to make it on proper business practices. Taking a look at the dollar is dramatic.
If you look at the last year that we had a $1.20 dollar, that was the last year we had a $6.00 shore price. The strength of the dollar mirrors the shore price difference.