I think that ultimately created an environment, as well with COVID, where there's a disintermediation in terms of the community, where people are now working more remotely. This made it easier for people to ultimately decide to pick up and leave because they could work remotely.
I think having that potential change—again, it didn't go through—created essentially a slap in the face to the entrepreneurial community in this country. Based on my experience dealing with a number of entrepreneurs, there is a real backlash in a segment of the population that I would say is generally apolitical. Generally, the tech community became very political in a very short period of time.