Well, let's stick with the avocados.

So, let's say I have 3 avocados.

Well, let's see. I have 1 ... 2 avocados.

So how many total avocados do I have now?

That's 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 avocados.

I like the avocados. I might stick with that theme.

If I have 5 avocados and you give me 6,

If I have 6 avocados and you gave me 5,

And let's say you were to give me 4 more avocados.

Now in the next year maybe there's, whatever, demand for avocados goes down or whatever and people pay less for it.

If I have 1 avocado, and then you were to give me another avocado, how many avocados do I now have?

So we would do all the different avocados and oranges and but we would do computers, we would do cars, we would do tires and we're doing services.

And the market value of this incremental avocado is 0.50 then, in the next year, even though the actual number of fruits that were produced is the same as the previous year, now all of a sudden the contribution from avocados might be the same as the contribution from oranges.