Yes, and I know from my years in manufacturing that you quoted your job and the OEM expected you to deliver on the price that you quoted, with actual price reductions built into it. I can remember back in 2007, when the price of fuel spiked and we were getting hit with fuel surcharges every single time. You just ate those. They came out of your profit, on top of the cost reductions.
I can see issues coming down the pipeline. You have these added costs of fuel. Of course, in your sector you're talking about feedstock—methanol, propane, etc. Some of it is by rail, but for the last mile it's always by truck. It's going to be more expensive for the manufacturer.
One other thing I did is that I brought a couple of electricity bills from a couple of places that I own. Electricity has to be a concern for Ontario manufacturers. Here I have a bill. I used $10 worth of electricity, but my delivery charge was $99. I've reduced.... I didn't use very much on this property, but yet I have this huge electricity bill.
What are some of your manufacturers saying about the cost of electricity in Ontario? Maybe you can't say....