I'm the only one who doesn't garden here.

I have a black thumb, but I'm good in the loud, trust me.

But I like to say, think about a tomato plant.

Tomato plant doesn't make bad tomatoes.

A tomato plant makes tomatoes.

But if you grow that tomato in Canada in a greenhouse, it's going to taste very differently than if you grow it in Sicily under the sun.

And so this is exactly what I think, that the ovarian stimulation is the key of harvesting the eggs and harvesting them at the right time.

But it's

Why do you think this is such a special one? You've been in many of them, so...

Yeah, I think I've been at all.

And I would say that this is a very different type of conference.

It's, you know, one thing that is particular about IDF meetings is that they tend to be all saying the same thing, men who follow the same path.

And from one side, it's not necessarily a bad thing.

You know, we move along together as a category of professionals, but sometimes some controversy happens.

some thinking outside the box, some different opinions is what really fosters advances in medicine.

So this year, it's going to be even more discussion-based and even more participatory, which I think it is also interesting.