 So some states are investing in building more housing and shelter, which is really important. But as we've talked about, it just takes time. And a lot of people are really impatient right now. They want immediate solutions. Some of the faster things that communities are turning to are these things called tiny homes. It's pretty basic, but it gives folks a place to have their own space, a bed, a little desk, some storage. Does that mean that cities are moving away from like temporary emergency shelters?