Kevin, on the compensation side—I hate to call it “compensation”, but it is transitionary—the big push was to make sure that the value of quota was maintained. We didn't want to see a run on quota values, because those have become leveraged to allow people to build that new barn, to expand to 200 animals. You probably didn't start with 200, but you're there now using that quota value as a lever. So it's to maintain that. It's like a milk stool. There's more than one leg or you fall over, and that's why the processor money, the marketing money, all of those things.... Rather than compensation and taking money from the government, I would look at it as transitioning into a little larger outlook than you have right now. A lot of—
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