By my math, if it's 0.1%, that would be one cent on every $10 that prices go up.
We know, just as an example, that for lettuce right now, you can't find it, and if you can find it, it's extremely expensive. That's because of droughts that happened in California. I'm just wondering, can you tell this committee if there is a cost to our economy and an impact on economic growth from these extreme weather events like droughts, flooding and wildfires?