If we're talking, say, about $10 million worth of trade, it's 2.7% of that. By my math, that's $270,000, which goes directly into the Korean government as tax revenue. But I think in reality what ends up happening if the differential gets too large is that Korean importers would prefer to get a better deal by buying that beef from American suppliers. The reality is it's not just the amount of duties that we have to pay that we lose, it's the amount of business that we end up losing, and the customers we end up losing.
We think, as I said, that at that 8% we can hang on to the customers we have and perhaps even start to grow that back.