So Jamie Strange, who's in the House—I'll use him as an example. Jamie Strange's revenue, his pay, his cash flow, is cut off from that date—he has no cash flow, but he's got a guy that comes and mows his lawns every week. How is he going to pay him? I'll tell you how we'll pay him; we'll pay him with the wage subsidy. So we'll pass that through Jamie Strange, and Jamie Strange passes the wage subsidy on to the guy that's mowing the lawns, but where does that leave Jamie Strange? He's still got his children that he has to provide for. He's still got his mortgage that he has to pay. His wife needs to be able to go and do the groceries each week. Tell me—maybe he can take a call—tell me, how are you going to cover those fixed costs when your cash flow has been cut off? [Interruption] And they're joking about it, they're laughing about it, because they don't understand. The Leader of the Opposition, Todd Muller, had a very good line of questioning, a very pertinent line of questioning to the Prime Minister today, and she had no answer whatsoever. Her default setting was "We've put a wage subsidy in place." She doesn't understand. She doesn't get it.