our first responders is immense and they need some resources. second, we really have to be all in on finding nonopoid treatments for pain. by the way, on that question of why is it different now, i think there s some recognition on part of the american people that the pharma industry was pretty self-serving, pushing opioids out there, getting articles written that this is the way to avoid having any pain, and really started promoting the use of opioids. so many people initially got addicted through pain medication that was not properly monitored well, you also have a lot of insurance companies that are far more willing to pay for a pill versus physical therapy. no, i agree with that. that s got to be a core question here. but that is i think a reason one of the reasons you re asking dr. wynn who gave great answers. i think it s one of the reasons why everyday people understand that there is a difference here than just a personal choice. but the third thing is that we ve got to