Everyone's human. Now and then people will forget. I went out for lunch today. I walked into one place and walked straight out because I didn't see anything I wanted. I forgot to scan. As I was walking to the next place, I pulled out my phone to scan and I remembered that I'd forgotten the last place, so I entered a manual entry in. Everyone's human—everyone will forget from time to time, but we can all do something about that. We can all play our part. Scanning QR codes, keeping accurate records of where you've been and who you've been in contact with, gets us ahead of the curve. That means when we get a case, we can run it to ground quickly and we don't need to escalate our alert levels. Every one of us can play a part in that: keeping our personal hygiene measures intact, washing our hands, coughing into our elbows, staying home if we are sick—I cannot stress that enough—self-isolate as you wait for your test results if you've had a test. These are all things that we can do to keep COVID-19 out of our community. 