society? >> well, the testing will move as we up the capacity so that the people who have the symptoms are, have been around somebody who tested positive, they'll get it sent to their home. we got the fda to approve a thing called self-swab where you don't need a medical person to do that, and it's, it's got still the high accuracy. >> we know the american people can do this. i think it's been really impressive to see how much people, i'll say specifically because we're here in seattle. but how quickly, as soon as the governor said and the health department said we should all start to work from home, you know, we can see the bridge from our house, and there are very few people going across that bridge in a car. and so i think people will need to realize that they need to do the right thing. >> yeah, melinda, i think you're absolutely right. i think americans deserve a lot of credit in this because they did listen to the warnings and they have stayed home, and i think they're just looking for reassurance now. and i'm struck, bill, by when you were talking about the