Right, but again, but if the tax dollars are not spent on a new stadium, or people spend their money on other options, that too generates employment, etc and contributes to the "speed of money" or the rate at which money changes hands. If the tax dollars are not allocated to a new stadium, it gets allocated to say, roads and sewer construction which also generates employment, etc. And I would say there is a greater public benefit using the money to renew roads and sewers then there is from a new stadium to replace the Rogers Centre.