If I can keep going, the final piece of this, going right to the core of this conversation, particularly to many of Peter's points about foreign capital coming in and investing in the oil sands in particular, is the Canadian dollar. Right now the Canadian dollar is weaker than it has historically been when oil prices have been this high. There are a bunch of reasons driving that, but one of the major factors is less external foreign direct investment coming into the country and essentially bidding up the value of the dollar.
Historically, that provided a shield to Canadian consumers. Unfortunately, we've lost that shield. Now we are far more exposed to the buffeting of global commodity markets.