Oh.

Like, this, like I said before, this is something that we have dealt with in the past.

It's, it's getting a lot more attention now, I think because of how big the outbreak has gotten.

But, like, we've dealt with cyclospora before.

And if you wanna blame anything, there's probably two things to blame.

One would be we now have this really globalized food...

Distribution system where, like, we're getting leafy greens grown all over the world and shipped to plants in the United States and being, you know, packaged into these bagged salad kits that I personally love to buy for lunch and sold all over.

... or like a, uh, you know, a leafy green farm zero, whatever it might be?

What exactly do you mean?

Yeah.

So I thought of this in the context of like if the old fashioned family doctor was like a family restaurant where it's like they knew you, they knew your order.

You've been going there for years.

Then this kind of health care service that has become really prominent in the past few years is what I think of as drive through health care, where it's more of like a one time only you're pulling up.

You're looking at a menu.

You probably already know what you want.

And you point this out, obviously, in your piece, the idea of abortion care and telehealth, especially since Dobbs.