Ignorance is bliss.

So I think is, and you know, so I'll give you an example.

So, so we, we did IVF like 13 years ago and had an egg donor and split the eggs and between the two of us and, and then we, we, But back then, you could put two embryos.

Like, if you had two embryos, you would put two.

No one put one.

And so, obviously, with the cost of surrogacy and just involving a third party and all the legal stuff and everything, you're like, oh, my God, it's just...

It'd be so nice to get it done right away, you know? And so you put two, but still you don't know you're going to get pregnant with both.

How do you help intended parents balance this desire to, you know, quote unquote, maximize their chances of, with what's in the best interest of having a successful pregnancy with you know their surrogate and then having a healthy baby and having that positive outcome