How do you see this intersect with issues in public health? It may appear to be obvious to some, but maybe others aren't really realizing that connection during this extreme weather.

For sure.

I mean, homelessness and public health are deeply connected.

I mean, especially during the extreme weather, but really always, right? I mean, it's always connected.

When people are experiencing homelessness, they lack safe shelter, they lack clean water, they lack the medical care, and they lack the climate-controlled environments that as Amy was talking about.

You know, you and I and others in Phoenix, we can walk in and out of that climate control and keep our body regulated.

The homeless don't have that opportunity.

Are there any personal stories that either of you wanna share?