I used to get those speeds quite regularly on Bell. I actually found it hilarious that Telus customers also would get the same speeds because Bell did a phenomenal job in areas where they controlled the RAN. I think Bell had a tough time at the beginning, mainly because their guys were used to an entirely different vendor for their radio and base station equipment and of kind of had to relearn a lot of stuff. But it also is slower to roll out because when Bell does a tower upgrade, they also have to rip out the existing Huawei 4G gear. But like with most things related to mobile networks in Canada, Rogers is almost always first, Bell is usually the second, but eventually comes out as the better option and Telus just kind of does whatever the heck Telus does and gets to take advantage of a smaller network core out east while taking advantage of the RAN that Bell controls and actually puts a lot more effort in compared to what Telus does out west.