I suggest that when people are going to the supermarket, when they're going out to the petrol station, when they're meeting and greeting people at work, when they're going to school; there are so many places where somebody could get COVID—so many places. Every single interaction, and in most cases, when I've talked to people and said, "How did you get COVID?", nobody has any clue; nobody knows. But we are still restricting some people from being able to go to work because they don't want to have a vaccine. I think that's wrong.