They have all sorts of Irish saying things hanging on their walls.

You know exactly what I mean, right? Yes.

Yeah.

Cæd mith a fáilte, set in a certain typeface, things like that.

So if you dig into it again, the kind of history of it, the kind of typographic history of those forms, they're a real mashup.

They're part Anglo-Saxon, part half Unseal, part Roman.

They're a mixture of forms, the basis of them.

Are there any books or references or places to start that you would recommend for designers in this area?

any of the vendors, they're going to say they're all innovators.

Exactly.

Exactly.

So listen, there are some very good vendors out there that are working hard on the toughest challenge in the market, and that is interoperability.

Having been very involved with HIEs and even direct messaging during the MU2 days and beyond, it is the hardest part of the equation.

So we still lack very significantly record matching and we still lack total access.

uh to to data because i still have to go to the repositories the common repositories right the commonwealths do a good job uh care quality does a good job the q hens do a good job sure scripts does a good job but i need i need them all and more if i was really to affect uh the effort that i was trying to um uh trying to uh uh achieve here So I still say that the market still has a long way to go on the interoperability front.

And then