 who was tragically in a mass shooting incident and had to run from a shooter, she now doesn't wear flip-flops when she goes outside because on that day she happened to be in flip-flops and found it was hard to run. And she doesn't want to be in that situation again. You start to see how this is affecting day-to-day decisions. And it doesn't have to be this way. If we understand this as a country, come at this as an issue that affects all of us as a public health concern, I really do believe that we can make progress in saving lives and reducing the mental health toll.