 What Garnett, Skanong, and Shoag showed is that it is no longer true that this works in the modern United States. Because now when you move to the highest wage areas of the country, housing costs are so much higher that the housing cost increase eats up more than 100% of the wage gain on average. And therefore, what's going on is that people are tending to leave high wage areas of the country, which is almost unprecedented. It's like, I'm going to go to an area where wages are lower.