I'm

looking at children, the distillation of all the training and papers and conferences that I've read is it comes down to like a simple set of questions that you can kind of work out when kids would benefit from having their tonsils out when it comes to sleep disorder breathing.

So number one, they walk in the door and you got your classic kid who's the big time mouth breather.

You know, they look tired.

They mouth breathe and are congested the whole consultation.

So they're just, you know, they might have rushed in the door and it might have been, you know, hurried in by mum and dad.

But, you know, the kid is just sitting there quietly and they're...

Mm-hmm.