 Yeah, that's true. But we're often talking here about instances where no one's in danger at all, but the police still turn up. And that uses police time and resources that could be better spent elsewhere. Now, enough about the problem. Let's talk about the solution. What have you found? Yeah, so I recently visited the southwestern U.S. state of Arizona, where they've got a system in place that ensures trained, unarmed mental health professionals can respond to someone in their moment of crisis instead of the police.