This is the third reason, and a few speakers have picked up on that tonight: in the supermarket industry, one of the things I used to find was workers who didn't want to stay home because they were letting the team down. We've had this culture in New Zealand of taking a concrete pill, sucking it up. The "she'll be right" attitude, the "you don't want to show weakness" kind of attitude. Actually, what happened during COVID: we finally had that change, we finally addressed this as a nation and actually said it is important for ourselves, for our whānau, for our co-workers, for our communities to stay home when we're sick. So part of that self-imposed pressure, that culture, is changing, and it's a good thing.