That's correct, and that's what worries us the most. We don't know yet how U.S. businesses are going to react. We haven't received any feedback from our American customers on that yet. I don't even think they themselves understand what's going on. That's why there's always a disconnect between what's said and what's done.
We've had close relationships with some of our American customers for over 20 years or 40 years. However, when loyalty means it'll cost you 25% more, customers are a little less loyal, especially when it comes to machining. They're able to do that in the U.S.
All that to say, yes, I think it puts businesses like mine at risk. In fact, in Quebec, there are thousands of businesses like mine. I have a lot of processing and steel subcontractors that are also going to be indirectly at risk, because they supply exporting companies.