And so, um, whoever wants to go first, Leo or Jeff, um, where did the idea for, uh, Sora come from?

Yeah.

I, I guess I'll start.

Uh, in, uh, 2017, you know, that death curve from overdose was really climbing, particularly in, you know, West Virginia and Rhode Island where we work.

And, uh, uh, in the governor's task force, the, I asked the question, you know, "Why don't we just make this naloxone, the spray, spray up the nose for, that reverses an overdose, publicly available? Just put boxes on walls." And so we did the quick and dirty and had no-tech cabinets where we put up in a wall.

Uh, $5,000 Department of Health grant.

Uh, we had our first save within a couple months, and it was a person who received multiple doses of naloxone, um, in her apartment and walked out of the hospital alive.

Right