[laughs]

And, um, so we found a, a person, um, S. Michael Smith, who is a, a longtime Rochester improviser, and he joined us, and he kinda gave us workshops, and we figured out what to do.

And it was pretty rudimentary.

We had some sketch comedy that we wrote and did, and then we mixed it in with some short-form games.

And then after that, we all loved it.

He pulled a few of us together at his house, and he showed us a video.

This is back in 2005.

[laughs]

But from a primary assessment standpoint, what was your primary and secondary assessment? So primary assessment, and we'll go secondary assessment.

Primary assessment, I was thinking that I had a gastrointestinal issue.

secondary, once I started talking to her a little bit, I was beginning to wonder if I had an electrolyte imbalance.

It didn't take long.

So when I entered in the house initially, it was obvious that she was sick.

But she was laying in her bed.

Skin condition was pink, warm, and dry.

And so really talk about how this patient was, you know, maybe guided by previous calls where you had to make that decision.