Now, the other difficulty I have with this framework is that the criticism of the wage subsidy was that it wasn't timed with the revenue cycle. Actually, one of the reasons some of those businesses did better and others didn't was depending on the nature of their work. So for goods industries, orders were just not filled for a period of time and then they rebounded very strongly when those orders were filled. Service industries, on the other hand, particularly tourism and hospitality, would never get back the lost business caused by the lockdown, and that's what we have now, only it's a much more acute calculus where a 30 percent reduction in revenue in one week gets compared with the six weeks prior. Now, that's a very, very sharp calculation. 