I'd like to say that I have a very simple answer to that complex question, sir, but I'll try. Across the broad range of manufacturers, clearly those related to the pandemic that slowed global movement and increased costs by tenfold, in some cases, have been the most significant to the manufacturing sector across the last two years. But I must say that the blockades that happened in the last few months, and other stoppages like the rail work stoppages, affected trade with the U.S. and our manufacturers in the U.S. most significantly.
As you probably know, about 75% of what we trade is with the U.S. When those corridors are shut down, it gets noticed immediately. Plants start to turn down, whether it's in making food or automobiles or aerospace.