Anything else under COVID, Matt or Dave, anything that we did well or what it revealed?

You just said the operative word, business as usual.

So when I talked to house staff and other groups and healthcare providers, and they asked me about An old guy like me who remembers when rock candy was just a nickel.

You know, the changes that have evolved.

This is a little bit too trite, but it's not untrue.

One of the greater changes in the way healthcare has evolved, as Barry and Dave have said, is that doctors used to hire business experts to run their offices.

And now business experts hire doctors to work in theirs.

That would be my hope, that we don't allow that to happen.

But you don't seem to like the notion of concierge medicine.

Well, I don't like the...

I know people who practice concierge medicine are very, very good, and they use their time that they can save to do pro bono work for the underserved.

And so I think those are wonderful examples of people who have tried to compartmentalize their practice and leave time to do other things.

So I don't necessarily vilify the positions involved as much as the system, which has created the need to pay for access.

When you have a country where you have to pay to be able to get a hold of a physician or a provider to take care of you in a retainer fee, you've got a problem.

And I'll finish my one sound bite here with one thing.

Sorry to be passionate, but I am on