I appreciate the easy question, even though I don't find it necessarily easy.
What I would say is yes, I think we're in a better environment for the dealers. In terms of their operations and the costs of borrowing or interest rates, it has had a positive effect. At every conference I went to with dealers, that was the number they were looking at in terms of their operations.
In terms of consumers, even though the interest rate might have alleviated the situation in a way, as I mentioned earlier, the monthly payments, whether they're for leases or loans, are still going up because of the inflationary pressures that are created by, obviously, the U.S.-Canada trade relationship, which is extremely problematic, but also policies at home that limit the ability of our auto sector to be competitive, which has a direct reflection on the price.
In terms of operations for the dealers, it's a yes, and it's a positive, welcome change, and hopefully the economy stays in a trend that allows that environment to be maintained. As for buying cars or leasing them, customers are still facing an environment that's extremely difficult in terms of pricing, and a lot of that is attributed to the issues we've mentioned recently.