Those are good points and I don&#x27;t disagree at all, but I was talking about perception more than reality. There&#x27;s still this immense perception that if you&#x27;re not in the top five you don&#x27;t exist, and I think that&#x27;s one of the factors driving real estate hyperinflation in those places.<p>The other funny phenomenon I&#x27;ve noted is people <i>assuming</i> we are in SV and asking whether we are &quot;down in the valley&quot; or &quot;up in the city.&quot; I say &quot;we&#x27;re waaaaaay down in the valley... like eight hours South.&quot; I bet companies in Atlanta will give an address in one of Atlanta&#x27;s burbs and get asked &quot;where&#x27;s that? is that in the East bay?&quot;<p>Maybe the whole thing is just real estate fund or bank propaganda.