Very good.
We hear a lot about mobility. You said that everyone these days walks around with a cell phone, a tablet or what have you. But what I'd like to know is what happens when you leave a city where access is available. Say someone is working in the natural resource or forestry sector in a more remote region and has to use wireless services to communicate? Does the network coverage allow that person to communicate with their home base, which could be in Timmins or Rouyn-Noranda?