We were maybe a little different than some. Early on, a lot of people were making and donating. We donated over half a million dollars in sanitizer, and we continually made donations through shelters and through the hospitals. We were entirely donating. That was mainly because as the head of the organization I was trying to work with government by saying that this is what can happen when you do the right thing and if you get some support for it.
A lot of our other distilleries that originally did that had to pivot and start selling at least a portion. If you look at my esteemed colleagues from out east—we always say “out east” when you're out west here, like us—they made a heroic effort in putting out tens of thousands of litres donation-wise, but they had to pay for it somehow, especially when it came through that there was no help, that there were no contracts being signed, and nobody ever got that, and then you end up finding—