But then let's imagine they have a car and they have a tank that's 60 litres. They only fill it up half every week—30 litres; 95c a litre of tax is to the Government. Well, that means that they're actually going to be paying—and that's just the excise tax; that doesn't include the GST—about $30 a week in petrol excise tax. Fifty-two weeks a year, that's $1,500 in petrol tax that someone's paying to half fill their tank each week. And then you've got GST. It's 15 percent on the money they do spend. Now, we'll guess someone on an income of that level, they're going to be spending at least half their income on rent—and, thankfully, they don't pay GST on that—but still, the 15 percent they're going to pay, that's $2,250 in GST. I was going to try and calculate how much they'd pay if they liked a cheeky ciggie, but the truth is they won't be able to afford that at current tax rates, totally out of reach and actually becoming a status symbol because they've become so expensive. It's true. Some people are laughing, but it's actually a trend amongst younger people. Because it's so expensive to smoke, they've become a status symbol. I'm not kidding. The perverse—