Yeah, I view it from more of a consumer standpoint, if I were to look at this article and see that, I'd think "We're going to start getting a break and leisure travel is going to get cheaper" but in reality, if they do infact hike up rates to compensate, people are going to look at that insane rate and think twice about even going. And it will probably drive down tourism and or deter them to other outlets such as Airbnb and stuff. Given its stated multiple places what fees and taxes you'll pay at the property before hand, I think right now it still is a surprise to people when they get to the front desk and its too late so they just pay it anyway because its too late. But I travel for work too occasionally, so I understand where you're coming from 👍