smoke. >> but wait a second, i don't smoke, i don't want that crap around me. i don't want that secondhand -- >> that's a good question. >> come on. >> that's a great question. maybe they did a nonsmoking area. >> nice. nice. yeah, yeah. >> i don't know. >> so what do they have to deal with now, next? and for the foreseeable days, weeks, months ahead? >> they're making them all go to the hospital and stay there for a few days, even if they're healthy, because they want to watch them, they want to see how howdy dehydrated they are, and most importantly, they want to make sure they are psychologically okay. >> yeah. >> because you can suffer from post traumatic stress disorder more than just the first two days out, but days, weeks, months down the road. >> so you had a moment to speak with him, we had a clinical psychologist here, dr. eric fischer, dr. e. as he is more commonly known, and we're going to talk to him about that issue of post traumatic stress disorder in a few minutes. we are moments away from the next miner being extricated.