 But at least if we catch the middle of the second half of some high heat, that certainly would be enough, in my opinion, to take the pitch black sentiment by the speculars and give reason for some of those folks to want to buy back some positions. It wouldn't take a whole lot of a shift to do that. So certainly for corn, bringing some heat in during peak pollination would be enough to at least create that tradable rally that at least farmers who need to sell before harvest can get some sales on the books at a better level than they are today.