Can you explain, just by the inference, can you explain sweating for the audience in case somebody doesn't know what that is?

You fill a bowl of soup and you put it on your oak table and then you lift it up later and there's a damp ring there.

That's sweating, right? And Also with earthenware, one thing I've noticed, okay, so I have a glaze on the inside of a nice earthenware bowl, but on the outside, I've been experimenting with my terra sigillatas.

And my latest technique has been just doing, instead of, completely coating the outside in a solid coat of terra sigillata.

I've just been doing the first go around.

So it kind of looks so you still have the brush marks.

It kind of looks like wood.

So tell us about your second book.

And so then my assumption would be that there's a specific form that has to be completed for a firefighter to undergo their employment physical?

Yes.

It's a combination of 1582, and then to what Julian was speaking to, um, the ability to wear an SCBA respirator.

And just to kind of the nuts and bolts of what an SCBA respirator, it's about a 50-pound apparatus in addition to all of the fire gear, which is probably a g- another 20, 25 pounds.

So you have to physically be able to do football level exertion with an extra 75 pounds on board.

So we're really looking at your cardiopulmonary fitness, making sure that it's within normal parameters, and then making a determined assessment.

Some of our, like, trigger points that we would maybe be concerned about is if we had somebody whose lung function changed about 15% year over year, an abnormal EKG, an increased cardiovascular risk score.

Can you talk about cancer rates and carcinogen exposure for firefighters?