the exposure you have is low, you're as prepared as possible. you have your seat belt on, your air bags, you're paying attention. hopefully it's as minimal as can be if and when you do encounter this i think it's safe toast expect that you will and prepare accordingly but into the to throw your hands up and think i shouldn't do anything. >> i have toe say in the new york area that certainly seems to be especially over the course of this past weekend people i've spoken with in my own circles it feels like it's inevitable. what sticks out, too, the white house covid briefing on friday said this is not a time to panic and i think people are having a hard time balancing the two. i get that it's out there but i am concerned. what's different this time around? how concerned should people be? >> well, it's never a time to panic. i don't think in any emergency, you know, panic is useful. just remember that we have the tools and we know how to use them. we know what to do.