We are going to see a down opening as the oils continue to soften. That is just the overriding theme these days. We are just focused on the spot price of crude.

These jobs numbers look a little healthier than first anticipated, so that will probably bode well a little bit for Canada.

It's a little disappointing to see these guys restructure and then to see them out of the blue announce a 34-percent increase in fuel prices which came as a total shock to them and threw them into a C$100-million loss. It was a little unfortunate.

Housing activity has peaked. Inventories continue to rise. I see the housing market continuing to soften.

We cannot afford to soften these conditions.

We're still small enough to have a snail-like pace in opening new locations. We're still hands on enough that it wears us out.