 My family's in Georgia, so when I moved here, I made a family with the people I work with. Like her time in the medical field, her position there is still one of helping and understanding. It's not a TV show. You go in and it's jail. Yeah, I mean, I've run into people that's been in the jail on the streets plenty of times. They come up, they say hello, I ask them how they're doing. They're still people. You treat them just like you would treat anyone on the street. They want to do their time. They want to be good and get out.