There have been so many fine blends that have gone out of production, for a variety of reasons, the inability to get the tobacco, or get it at a suitable price, but more importantly in today's world, not just its profitability but instead whether its profitability is substantial enough to justify its being carried forward as part of a production stable. In a word, greed, the one standard that seems to endure. I don't deny that business must profit to continue doing business, but it would seem that the importance of keeping a blend, let's say, alive suffers due to an untoward emphasis on a desirable profit margin.