My main comment, again, is that I lived through the 1990s, with the huge recession we had then. What came out of that was the problem we've got today with the shortage of manpower.
When there's a shortage, the problem is that the people you have already have to go to work and you don't bring new apprentices in and new young people into the markets. That's one of my real concerns. The concept of the moneys and the recovery is good, but everybody needs to understand the importance of the long term. The demographics of people my age being about to retire and young people not getting into the markets, and your lag times, and all the things you have to deal with, they all have an effect on the opportunities for our young people to get into things and in turn make skilled tradespeople for the future. So that's very important.