That's a worrying thing.
Again, what I'm being told is that it will take two to three years to try to put the biomass space back in place, so this is going to take time. It's real, and it hasn't really hit us yet, because obviously the hurricane occurred in September. That would be when the seed is positioned in its most delicate format. If it gets wiped out or beaten up essentially—as it has been in the hurricane—we're going to see the impact of that next summer, next fall and the following year, because there's a two-year grow-out cycle before you can harvest the mussels.