And what is it about the industry, the regulation, the pays or incentives that kill startups, right, that would have thrived anywhere else?

I love my industry of healthcare.

It saves lives.

It keeps us healthy.

But our U.S. healthcare industry is probably the most complex healthcare industry in the world.

I do believe that we have unnecessarily complexities in it.

And it is just innate of how we do things here in the US.

So when you look at a healthcare startup as an investor, what actually makes you lean in? And on the flip side, what's the thing you see over and over that tells you a founder doesn't understand the industry they're trying to disrupt?