And I'm gonna actually say, but it's not even when you need help, it's when you could benefit, right? Because you could probably struggle through those cases, right? You're a senior surgeon, you probably could do it, but you recognize that it might be better with somebody else's hands or mind.

Absolutely.

Because as we say that the most important person in the room is the patient lying on the operating room table.

It's not the surgeon, it is not our ego, it's not the people, other people.

It's the patient in the room is the VIP, is the only thing which matters.

It's the only human which matters.

So I absolutely agree with that.

How do you keep people at an institution and keep them challenged in the way they need to be challenged?