Yes. Especially recently, this year, 2007, the main question I got in my office from people who were phoning in was.... Look, if you take crude oil as the primary...that is the main cost of the retail price, according to NRCan. People watched the price of crude oil, and the price of crude oil in fact was going down, but the price of gasoline was not following, at least closely.
What's your answer to people who phone us and say, look, the cost of crude is going down, but the price of gasoline is still going up, and therefore the refining margin is increasing and that's where the companies are making more profit than they should be--whatever that expression means? What's your answer to that question?