It can. In the case of soybeans versus other crops, we're seeing that one railway will haul soybeans at the MRE rate, where the other railway hauls it at MRE plus $10 per tonne. In some cases that will affect where you haul your soybeans once you have produced them. Soybeans, canola, and crops like that are higher-value crops that produce more profit. Guys are going to continue to grow them, and they will run them to the other railway as opposed to the one that's charging more.
You're right. We have no way of getting it from the marketplace other than the cost that's offered by Wade's members and Chris's members.