Why is it so important to really focus in on these two areas to help prevent those serious injuries and fatalities?

Well, Truthfully, we have not made as much progress as we should have.

Thinking about the number of construction workers in particular who die from being at work and on the job each year is consistent.

And the rates of those fatal injuries have not, in particular with falls, have been pretty flat over the last 10 or so years.

I think keeping the focus on these hazards is essential.

I often really try to understand the data and ask a lot of questions about the data and see what we can learn from the data.

And it always points to the same thing.

Thinking about technology in the fall protection space, I wonder whether it's your personal experience or through these convenings, what are some of those applications that folks are finding to implement technology in the fall protection world?

Joe Klein joining us on Wednesday, Kevin Bohannon Thursday, and then, uh, well, Philip Martin coming in for an hour on Friday for our Acri-free version of The Zone.

Zone.I'd asked a question of the day earlier, Chris.

I saw some nightmares, um, that were unlocked on social media this weekend It will do that How many people saw the video from Yellowstone Park of the man, and it was his grandson I think that was there with him It was his grandson, yes They were essentially chased by a bison, and the gentleman was thrown eight feet in the air by the bison that chased him around a tree.

And then there was the video of over 900 poisonous snakes, a lot of cobras, that escaped wherever it was that they were being held because of massive flooding in China.

And then there was this...

This is the most frightening thing I've ever seen.

Yeah.

Absolutely should not have stood, and England got away with that, and they got, they got a few decisions that went with them today, I feel.