It could even be tougher, given the transmission dynamics and and some of the issues that we're seeing.

So we need to, you know, really focused on taking the positives, looking at what's worked in every country on then, transferring that knowledge toward us.

And it doesn't matter if things have worked in communication.

Things have not worked.

Things have worked in governance.

They have not worked.

Things have worked in science.

They have not worked.

We've gotto find the best possible combination of all that learning across all of our member states, including the United States, with the holidays over the last several weeks, Um, in some countries, the situation will get a lot worse before it gets better.

Andi, I think those countries know who they are.

And I think those countries are putting systems in place to be able to make sure that they can treat patients because more cases means more individuals who will need hospitalization.

Who will need clinical care?

Who will need I see you beds.

Unfortunately, um, despite great efforts and our ability to provide oxygen and Dexter, methadone and others, people will die.