Fair enough. What we've seen since pre-pandemic but accelerated by it is that companies have mostly decided that video conferencing vs. voice-only is basically free in the grand scheme of things and it's useful for a great many circumstances. It hasn't mostly replaced in-person though and, for events, it feels like there's a great deal of virtual fatigue at this point. In fact, the main event observation I'd make is that people going to events in-person seem more inclined to socialize/network rather than parachuting in to give a talk relative to pre-pandemic.