Attention is the bottleneck, and relying on a Google Forms survey for general conclusions about behavior is an imprudent expenditure of this resource. Saying that 75% of travelers check their documents in advance based on so little data ignores the real pressures on the ground. In Japan, for example, verification is often dictated by the strict deadlines of public services, not just a voluntary habit. Without understanding these structural constraints, this information remains superficial and of little applicability.