Yes, I would say it was very similar in nature.
Of course, both of our distilleries on the craft side are probably on the larger side of the craft side, the artisanal side, if you want to call it that. With a lot of our other distillers, there might be only four people in the distillery, so their retooling costs probably would have been in the tens of thousands of dollars, and then they would have lost alcohol that they could normally sell for $50 a bottle. They are making it into sanitizer to either give away, or maybe someone is going to pay $20 a bottle for it, so they are at a loss on top of their actual production. Then there are all the personnel hours to make it, because you first have to ferment, then distill and then produce the sanitizer. That could be a month's worth of work before you get to that downstream step.