Ben, don't you think that's a surrogate of also health equity and and just the structure of health care in all these countries and in a surrogate of all this social determinants of health and all the social determinants of health?

Look, I used to describe the healthcare system in Argentina at least, but I think it's applicable to many countries, like Darwinian.

What do I mean with that? It selects the fittest.

So if you have enough time to come to the hospital during the hours in which doctors are at the hospital, which probably are not the most convenient for the patients, Why don't we have, for instance, let's go out from the HIV field for a minute.

We are asking the ladies to get their pap smear every six months, every year or so.

Maybe a lady that is working could go to the hospital on a Sunday, but on a Sunday there is no doctor to do the top.

So none of our genius that are managing public health I've thought we should open on Sundays because that's the day in which people can come.

What do you think, Pedro?