Yeah, yep.

Dozing off, snoring the house down, waking themselves up snoring, that sort of thing.

So that's the classic picture, and I...

the way I think about it, um, conceptually, it's probably easiest to imagine the airway.

And so if you imagine, you know, from the back of your nose down into your windpipe, it picks out like a cylinder, um, and it's all floppy, so it's soft tissue.

So we rely on bands of muscles basically to dilate our airway, hold it open.

When we're awake, all those muscles are firing, you know, we're awake.

Okay.