All of that is certainly true, but given the supply and the pricing, it seems very unlikely that the needle is going to move anywhere near that much? In what ot

All of that is certainly true, but given the supply and the pricing, it seems very unlikely that the needle is going to move anywhere near that much? In what other major metropolis in the world do you see people doing that on a mass scale — the kind of mass scale at which it is meaningful to speak of induced demand? The very wealthy will do it, of course, as they always have, and always will.