have that choice. no, i would not think. the smart play right now. think. the smart play right now would be to have covid in a hospital drama. there's too much loss. in every country. but when we make fun of it like you said it allows you to say, oh i wasn't alone, everybody else was acting crazy as well because this was a terrible time and it gives you some distance and sense of psychological safety. hope it gives you some distance and sense of psychological safety.— of psychological safety. how do tv shows deal — of psychological safety. how do tv shows deal with _ of psychological safety. how do tv shows deal with 9/11, _ of psychological safety. how do tv shows deal with 9/11, the - of psychological safety. how do tv shows deal with 9/11, the most - shows deal with 9/11, the most recent traumatic event that defined a generation?— a generation? they left it alone for a generation? they left it alone for a loni a generation? they left it alone for a long time- _ a generation? they left it alone for a long time. there's _ a generation? they left it alone for a long time. there's a _ a generation? they left it alone for a long time. there's a really - a long time. there's a really interesting theories that say you have to be very careful about the time that you lead for people to heal after the magnitude of an event. the larger the event the more time you need to leave people before you put it back in their faces no matter how you do it. so this or what we see as little bits of things, curb your enthusiasm unlike 9/ii things, curb your enthusiasm unlike 9/11 covid is not over and there's so much uncertainty. this is going to be a much more diesel on so to