Frequent, no, but it's not unheard of, however. I think what you've touched on is very important. We're going to have a bumper crop every year from now on, and we're going to have weird winters a lot more often than we've had them in the past, based on our experience of recent years, so the demand for service is going up, and predictability is highly important.
I want to come back to just-in-time again. It's just-in-time for the milling company to meet the customers' needs. It's not just-in-time for the processor. It's well in advance so that the processor can store grain of the right quality, protein level, variety, and all that stuff.
I hope people haven't fixated on just-in-time, but that's the way it works when the mill has to deliver.