We come along and we're putting a stake in the ground. We're not only lifting the investment right throughout that sector but we're also raising wages. The minimum wage is on track to achieve $20 an hour next year. We will increase it to $18.90 in April of this year. So far, the evidence of that: economic growth is steady at 2 percent, debt is manageable, surplus for a rainy day, but more people are in jobs, people are earning more money, there is confidence, there is hope in the regions.