Pat, for how many years?

Um, I was at TDOC for nine years, and prior to that I did mobile crisis, and during mobile crisis my clients were suicidal, homicidal, and psychotic, so I got a good strong background in mental health.

Um, but when it comes to mental health, nationwide we get a big F on that.

All too often you hear the statements, "We wish there would've been signs." The signs are there, people just do not know how to read those signs.

Um, that being said, when it actually comes to the prison system, the jail system, there's a major flaw in that, in that people will be medicated while they're in jail or while they're in prison, but at the point they walk out the door, they're not receiving the mental healthcare that they need to.

So there's a, a, a gap that needs to be bridged between the time people walk out of the jail and they get the mental health treatment.

Yeah.

Yeah.