 But because they're also not moving, it subtracts the unit from demand. So it's kind of like a wash on supply and demand. Now, it's true that some of those people decided to sell because they plan to rent. But then a lot of those people are older, and they actually don't have mortgages. So they're not really locked in. So I'm not really sure that I buy this argument that locking can justify very high prices today.