I think there are a few things that get impacted there. First, we know that when prices go up, they go up fast, and that gets passed on to the user very quickly. We also know that as prices come down, that price stays higher for both builders and consumers, so it's a much slower descent than it is on the way up. That's part one of it.
The other thing is, yes, depending on where prices go, you might be ahead of the game or behind the game, depending on when you signed your deals, the price you priced within your contract and how everything works its way through the system.
The one thing I didn't say in my opening statement is that our average price has gone up $34,000 just from lumber alone, but everything else is going up too, so it's about another $34,000 on average for that same house from the increase of other things. Overall prices have been going up on all products.