kind of the theme of the last several years of the pandemic. we're not prepared for this. having said that, i mean, this is a situation now where omicron and the intersection of the holidays, you can say it caught us by surprise. i won't say that, that sounds like an excuse. but the intersection created such a mass demand that we could not meet and did not have the supply. and frankly, we never had really a stockpile of these tests, because we didn't think that we would have such a need. remember, abbott, one of the large manufacturers actually destroyed tests because they were sitting on shelves with a short expiration date, so they had no choice but to get rid of them. this was before the delta surge. so we now need to -- even though omicron should be behind us, hopefully in the next month or so, jose, we have to be prepared for the next surge. it won't be this bad, but we shouldn't feel like this. and i want to just again emphasize, we have common sense. a lot of what gabe and sam have talked about are asymptomatic spread, but most people know if they've been in contact with somebody, try to restrict your movements, just for the