Totally. But this is very different from buying TekSavvy. TekSavvy serves the vast majority of their customers via ROBeLUS'es last mile infrastructure. They can't do that via regional wireless and so whoever buys them will have to keep paying ROBeLUS. If they can't break even at this point, a new owner such as a co-op will have the same problem. The only owner that won't is ROBeLUS. The only solution to this conundrum is federal intervention via CRTC, Industry Canada or the government itself. My guess we'll hear from Jagmeet first.