 Yeah, now these cost of living numbers are done for the entire state. So it's not saying necessarily Raleigh's like this or Charlotte or whatever. But no, you're right. North Carolina, traditionally, if you look at the average cost of living across the state, you compare it to the nation, you compare it to other states. We come out on the lower side, I think about 8% to 9%, 8%, 9%, 10% lower than the national average. Now, when you get it within North Carolina, of course, things are going to be more expensive in the big metropolitan areas like Charlotte and Raleigh.