That's probably a step removed from most trade contractors, but anything that constrains products coming in.... That's one thing about construction; you try to source locally a lot. It's more cost-effective. There are things that come in from other countries, and anything that constrains that movement creates a ripple effect.
It's just that right now it's sort of unprecedented, as I said—the pricing of products and the delivery.... Just in our own organization, we're trying to buy a truck for training, a big semi, and they're talking about December or January maybe. You multiply that across the country, and you can see everybody sort of grappling with this.
I agree with a lot of things that both John and Mr. Frizzell have said. I was focused a bit more on remote and rural communities that are really hard to provide services to and tend to be underserved a lot. There are just a lot of things you need to consider from the building, construction and implementation side, as well as everybody else's perspectives on top of that.
I think I've answered your question, and then some.