Like it's, it's just g- you just build it into your routine.

Exactly.

And there's something I want to add because maybe this is new.

I found many staff unfortunately touch the environment without need.

So what I observe in the morning when they greet resident would, I like people to greet each other, "Good morning." But if there is no need to touch the table, to touch the wall, to touch the chair.

So by touching all this unnecessary touching, you should do hand hygiene.

So I go to them, I said, uh, "In operative room, as you see, doctors always put their hand together like this 'cause they don't want to touch unnecessary and accidentally touching any environment for their glove or their hand to be contaminated." So I said, "In the morning if...

Um, but-