Well, David, I'll let you know that we never said we were going on strike. It was Canada Post that said we were going on strike. We have a tentative collective agreement that is good for a very short time period. We wanted to resolve the issues. We wanted to make sure that we were heard. Anyway, that's just to let you know.
Actually, I've known David for a few years, although I'm sure he doesn't remember.
Yes, small businesses need to have daily delivery. How can you operate by getting money every other day and sending your bills out every other day? That doesn't really work, and there is no need to change that. We are making money. We have made money.
The three years that we haven't made money since 1981—and I'm not even sure they've paid it out yet—are connected to a 30-year old grievance on pay equity with PSAC. The other one was on paper, by accounting, because they changed their accounting principles—I'm not sure on exactly what—so they lost money that year. Then they lost money the one year that we went on strike. Again, they caused the strike. They hired the scabs. They hired the helicopters. They hired everything else.