For example, in 2013, when the level of service was basically deplorable, we had a very large crop that year. Farmers had contracts for a harvest delivery, and because of the rail backup, some of these contracts weren't realized or weren't deliverable until months later. It was six months or eight months later before their contracts were delivered.
Even though we have a contract, the grain company does not issue us a cheque until we deliver it. That disrupts our cash flow. We have a contract. We are planning our cash flow. We have payments to make. We have to pay for our inputs that we've put in the ground, and we make these contracts in order to make revenue. The timeliness was terrible that year.