What I really am looking forward to is New Zealanders now travelling again—we have become a little insular by necessity. And what that means is that we sometimes, as New Zealanders, travel and as we arrive back, as we get off that plane, in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch or Queenstown, as we've heard from before, we think: actually, this is a pretty good country. Because what we do is we actually have something to relate it to. And what New Zealanders will now do—as someone who has just been to Sydney and rang me this week said, "Oh, actually, from what we had heard, Sydney was thriving; it's one big party. Actually, Sydney is much quieter. There's much more downtown carnage in commercial activity than there is in New Zealand." I suspect that's going to be the case as New Zealanders go around the world. We're going to actually come back, get off that plane and say, "Actually, we did it pretty well."