How many CD, DVD discs were in that original packet that we used to have every time we did a module? Do you remember? I do not remember.

My memory is not that good for that.

But I do recall I had always said when I was in practice, you know, I really missed out.

We had anatomy the first year of vet school.

But, you know, we really needed a functional anatomy at the end of vet school when we knew more about what the heck was going on and the things that could happen.

And I think that's one of the biggest things that John Murray brought forward to incorporate that biomechanics and that anatomy so it all made more sense.

I mean, we all looked at lame horses, but that approach was really different and gave us an opportunity to do more and to do more effectively in terms of what we did trying to figure out what was going on.

I didn't know which one you