 So in my notes, grocery prices overall were some 26% higher than in 2019. And the reason for this, is it all the disruption caused by the pandemic? It's all the disruption, and it's all the supply chain issues, and taking advantage of the situation. You want to grow, you raise your prices, you can get away with it. Now you can't get away with it any longer. And what people are doing is they're buying in bulk. They're buying less.