 And then I started to realize how intense it was when I looked outside. In my neighborhood, which was mostly a working class, brown neighborhood, and everybody was packing their cars. We left at like 3 in the morning. I remember the lines for the gas station were like down the road, and it was like gridlock traffic. So that was like the huge wake-up for me that was like, dang, we do not have the infrastructure in our communities to really know how to handle this situation.