As survey researchers, when we are having conversations with others about the value of what we do, I think there are two questions that come up fairly regularly. One is what is the value of what you're doing? And by value, it's not just our ability to tell people why we like this work or why it's important. It's our ability to tell people who have the option to fund breast cancer research or research on post-traumatic stress disorder, why funds ought to be allocated to what we do or to pursue methodological questions that we have, as opposed to other things that they can do with the resources. And so, for what it's worth, I think we can win those arguments if we give them correctly, but we actually have to engage them.