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So, the people that are entitled that I should go to the hospital and I should get seen immediately because I'm me. No, you're another person in a civilization of millions of people. So when that hospital is able to accommodate, and we have multiple hospitals around here, and the thing is, like they are in the States, they're not competing with each other for price. You know, they're not businesses that are ran by individuals or corporations that their their bottom dollar has to be bigger than the hospital down the street. That's just not the way it is. The hospitals are owned in part here in Canada by the universities. So the medical universities get the new doctors in and you might get seen by a third year resident or third year medical student, but that student is not going to be the one giving your final prognosis. The head doctor, the chief doctor is going to be the one to make the final call. So they try to distribute the resources and build the education system of doctors within the hospitals and at the end of the day, you don't pay big bucks for getting sick. And I think that's what's important, not the fact that you got to wait. I don't like it either. It keeps me away from the hospitals for things that are what I feel are not emergencies. But if I did need to see a doctor, I can go to my family doctor. can assess me. You know a general