I was hired by the Fly Past 60 Coalition to undertake analysis and provide expert witness testimony in some of their previous proceedings, and the area of pensions is very interesting. Actually, by and large, Air Canada saves money by allowing pilots who wish to, to work beyond 60. It's a defined benefit plan. For a pilot who has maxed out, or even approached the maxing out of the pension, by working an extra year, what happens? They're going to be drawing that pension one year less. Or by working an extra five years, they'll be drawing it five years less. Each of us has an unknown date of death, but it's not affected by any of these issues. So the company actually—
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