Good, thank you.
The one thing government never does well is work at the speed of commerce. We have all these silos, and even when you talk about a whole-of-government approach, you can never get it done because the bridge from industry doesn't get to trade, doesn't get to ag, doesn't get to...you know. That's something that's always a constant fight.
When you are global in scope—whether you're based in Canada or based somewhere else and global in scope—you're always, as you said, David, arguing for investment here because this is your backyard. How do we address the inequities in taxation, regulatory burden, and red tape? Now we're looking at a border tax and a carbon tax, and by the time you add all this stuff up, you create these huge disparities. How do you take all of that into consideration when you look at making investments in this country or elsewhere?