Do you think that's the product of experimental aviation? Is that the product of culture? How does that come to be? It's a, I think a lot

of it is who we recruit, what we look for.

We just finished our hobby day we had today.

And so we're out just everybody bringing in their personal passion projects.

And, you know, we've got, of course, someone who owns a DeLorean here because it's scaled.

So, of course, somebody owns a DeLorean, right? We've got folks incredibly passionate about black and white photography.

We had... folks talking about rock climbing we've got you know model train enthusiasts it's wonderful just to see people who really dig into and love something and we really recruit for that aggressively we want to see people that are very passionate and i think when you take that passion what comes with it is a desire to experiment If you just love something and you want to learn more about it and you want to try stuff, I am, in the nature of my role, I put long hours in.

How does that get woven into that? So you have autonomy, but at the same point, you're still unified and sort of sharing the best practices.

... of sex attacks and stalking young girls? You don't think there are young girls in his neighborhood? There has to be right now.

Well, well, uh, uh, first of all, why he's out is because h- the fir- under the, uh, Juvenile Detention Act, it'sTo offer the least restrictive means.

The government sought only dangerousness, not a risk of flight.

Those are the two reasons, um, that, that the court considers.

Um, so you know, they- he's on the monitor, he's with an uncle, um, so that's restrictive enough.

He can be monitored if he leaves the house, so that's enough.

Switching it over because he's charged as an adult and now having this pre-trial release decided under the Bail Reform Act because he's charged as an adult really is, it, it's more procedural than substantive.

... that defense attorneys always want a delay?

Never breathe a

word, Greg.

Well, that's the bigger or an issue here also is the hospital's cover up and what's particularly troubling to me is that they question these parents, as you pointed out, they're the first suspects.

There is no world where the hospital doesn't know this is going on with all these babies.

And they're like your previous expert said, they're trying to shield their liability.

And that's really a comment on our healthcare.

We value profits over care, and this is what you get.