Fair enough.
Elizabeth, I'm going to ask you a bit of a tough question. I know I don't have a lot of time left, but I do want to get this in.
One of the folks sitting beside you is venture capital and one is obviously business. Your focus is in terms of delivering child care.
One of your comments struck me in terms of making sure there wasn't a cost or a budget amount attached to what you would like to see happen. What do you say to the two people sitting beside you in terms of the investment they're going to have to make to be able to get to the level you are suggesting? I'm putting aside whether or not we agree or disagree on the delivery of child care. What do you say to them when it comes to having to cut into what they're trying to do in terms of providing jobs and making sure that people are working? One of the things you pointed out was equality to women, and obviously the busier business is, the more opportunity women are going to have to get into the job force and stay in the job force and improve.