 Each quarter just keeps getting better. More people are booking. They're booking farther out. They're paying more and they're spending more on board the ships. And that also means that they're also spending more while they're ashore. He says part of the reason for that is the value he says cruises offer compared with the price of vacation lodging on land. Post-pandemic, I mean, you have $150, $200 a night hotels that are now trying to squeeze people for $500 to $600 a night. And he says travelers who love cruises are willing to pay for them despite lingering inflation.