If I can go back to the heady days through the mists of time, when a litre of petrol 91 was only $3, I'm talking about, sort of, last week, before the latest increases, think about what it actually means to go out and earn a dollar so that you can fill up the tank and actually pay to take the kids to hockey practice or rugby practice. I've heard from people having to decide which kids to take to practice, because they just can't afford to go anywhere. I'm getting on social media, young people sending pictures of their whole flat sitting around at home because they can't afford to go anywhere. I'm hearing from people who are saying, "We are not going to work anymore because by the time you factor in all of the costs, including petrol, we can't afford to do it."