And there are some insane stories from back then.

Are you open to sharing one or two of those stories? Ah, okay.

I feel like this became my legacy story of sorts.

I get shy.

So, you know, I'd been living in Beijing for about a year at this point.

And, you know, I'd gotten a feel for the city.

I'd made some friends.

And the whole idea of even starting this work, as you pointed out to me just now and at other times, was like, why? Why would a supplier open their books? Why would a supplier drop the price of a drug? Why would they do that? But can you give me a couple insights and a couple stories maybe from the work we've done of things that to many people would be like, no, that's not possible, but were really important in helping bring the price of critical life-saving medicines down?