It's said to be $16,000 for this year for a Canadian family.
While they're looking at this record-high food inflation, they're seeing things like exorbitant amounts of money, $104 million, paid in bonuses and raises over the last two years. They're seeing things like these fees for chauffers to be flown across the country. They're seeing these wild event planning expenses that they don't see value for. Your employees reflected that in some of their comments.
How would you justify spending half a year's worth of groceries on the lowest amount that I mentioned, which was to fly your driver across the country? How would you justify that to Canadians?