Uh, but Amy, what do you want people to know about, like, if you do get sick, that it is important to, you know, e- either if you're very ill, to see a doctor, but if the state reaches out to you, the health department, to return the phone call or the text so that they can track it?

Yeah.

Both of those are so important.

So going to your physician for, for medical care is so important because the, some of the symptoms of these foodborne illnesses can be pretty severe if left untreated, um, especially in older adults or young children, can lead to dehydration, um, and sometimes some really severe long-lasting, um, side effects.

Um, and yet working with the health department when you are reporting or responding to, to their call, that really helps them, again, identify where the source is and then getting to the root cause of that contamination event.

So not only can that producer improve, but the whole industry can learn from it, and then hopefully prevent, um, or minimize the risk of that type of mistake happening again.

A vinegar solution, what do you think?

It's likely not, um, helping make it more effective.

I'm entering a sacred moment of potential healing.

Yes, because I'm hearing there's two things available.

There's their personal journey that's going to be activated and And there's their opportunity to be a change maker for the kids.

So...

Nailed it.

I think when it comes to, let's say, interacting with your students, I mean, there's...

This is something that I think could be really valuable...

What else can we