I'm going to say no, but every day they get more competitive.
I'll put it this way: I travel the world constantly. We reinvent our finish line every day. We do it with technology. We do it with automation. We do it with RFID chips. We do it with smart people doing smart things.
We reinvent our finish line, and when I go to a low-cost country and I tour a shop, I know what their finish line will look like, because we've already built it. Every day they're chasing what we do, and every time there is a negative impact on our industry or something like section 232 that causes our steel prices to go up, their steel prices are a fraction of what we pay.