I have to say that what you said about the experience of Saskatchewan is just so obvious to people like us who live in western Canada.
I think I said, walking in, that I was coming from a part of the country where they teach about oil and gas in elementary school and ending up where people really don't know the very basics of oil and gas. Then, in addition, they haven't grown up with the types of impacts you're talking about in a place where it just becomes second nature. It's really hard to convince people of what we know is right in front of our faces in western Canada.
The benefits you talked about are exactly it. It's going to be extraordinarily positive for people on the south shore, who I think are reasonably entrepreneurial. I'm sure they will jump on these opportunities once they understand what they are and once they become real.
I don't know what more to say about that. Part of our communications effort right now on the south shore is to try to show people what it is and why they can have it.