[laughs]

Um, but there are people that due to their, their medical condition and stuff, whatever, their veins are thread-like, or their veins move, or because they are afraid of needles, when you say, "There's gonna be a poke"They just clamp down.

They don't teach you this in nursing school.

Unfortunately, they don't.

I think that the public population should rise up and say, "Excuse me, the most invasive things your nurses do that take care of people, you're not teaching them? Where do they learn?" The school says, "Oh, they'll teach you in the hospital." The hospital says, "Oh, they'll teach you in school." Well, it's back and forth.

I was very lucky as a student nurse that I got a day with one of the infusion nurses who had been an infusion nurse for over 25 years at Sacred Heart Medical Center, and literally she drug me everywhere around the hospital.

It's 10 stories, and we went everywhere, and she taught me tricks.

... that you worry about or?