Isn't that the big cost? What's the financial structural challenge of supplying for those peak periods, right?

Right.

Well, it's sort of a – let's say a typical weekday.

If you pick Monday or even if you pick Thursday, they're very similar actually, which is there's this wave in the morning for commuting.

There's a wave in the afternoon after school, after commuting to going home.

And then there's usually kind of an entertainment wave where people are going to dinner and such at night.

And the difference is if you just look at sort of the wave height on that day can be sort of a 50% swing regardless of what city you're in.

What do you attribute that to? And do you think it's bound to change?