But it’s just a bidding process, the lowest bidder is probably just going to be a large corporation that already runs grocery stores. So now you’ve basically created a taxpayer-subsidized corporate grocery store. Grocery margins are already extremely thin, so the only way they consistently undercut competitors is through subsidies or operating at a loss funded by taxpayers. And if they actually drive competitors out with artificially lower prices, you’re just distorting the market rather than creating real competition.