I look at the escalator. Let's say we start with a base of $65 million. If you add 5%, you're at $68 million. The next year you add 5% and you're at $71 million. Add another year and you're at $75 million. Add another year and you're at $79 million. Add another year and five years into it, you're at almost $83 million. I think the 5% escalator is a serious amount of support to be budgeted.
Again, going back to his earlier points, when we talk about transferring the food mail program to the current nutrition north, we had ineligible items like snowmobile parts being utilized. Those obviously weigh more and I'm sure they're quite a size. When we suddenly switch to a new model where we're only talking about perishable nutritious foods, I would think that's probably why there was the initial dip. But we have seen a 25% increase in shipments. That's obviously showing that people are accessing the program more and more often, or else those retailers probably wouldn't be in business. Is that a fair assessment?