 I want to turn the conversation, if I can, to climate because we know that as global temperatures are rising, wildfires are burning more acres of land and they're lasting longer, which of course means there's a greater demand for people to fight fires. And as agencies like the U.S. Forest Service have reported, there's a chronic shortage of people who are willing to do it. So I wonder, how do you square the high demand for firefighters with the fact that there are a whole lot of people who want to make a career out of this and can't figure out how to do so?