It's not going to wear off until things are restructured. As it is, there's the story of the occasional person who makes it big on an IPO that goes out, which stimulates the rest of the start-up "community" to go off and flog the next great thing, trying to get a cadre of twenty to one hundred people to give up their lives for a few years so that perhaps four or five of them can cash out and have the vaunted bundle of "f you" money, if for a few months, until the IRS comes and audits them, taking most of it, if not all, away, and the cycle begins anew.