Well, they're a customer. As you point out, and as another member has pointed out, they do provide to some extent their own delivery services at the same time as we want to continue to be Canada's number one parcel company. It's an interesting relationship in terms of having a major customer that has such a large share of the online commerce world, including the delivery side of that, while at the same time they are such a large share of our own customer base in terms of parcels, which is very important to us.
While ensuring that we are nimble and smart in terms of our relationship with Amazon, we recognize that they're a company driven by their own business interests. We need to be smart enough to figure out how we can ensure that we meet their needs and at the same time use our own system in a way where our customers and their customers are more satisfied with us than with going to delivery by themselves.