So first, RealPage, when it tries to recruit landlords, signals to them that their competitors are already on board. So landlord C might look at RealPage marketing materials and realize, "Oh, landlords A and B are already working with RealPage. So it seems like RealPage is trying to get all of us to work together." So there's this sort of indirect coordination at work. Landlords are, for the most part, not talking directly, but in a sense talking through RealPage. So I think that's a very helpful fact for the government. Second, the government can point to significant rent increases over the past 10 years since the widespread adoption of RealPage's software tools. That's another very helpful fact.