reluctance, sometimes compounded by cultural divides, language divides, intelligence issues, all sorts of things that make these very tough cases. and i to say that there is no such thing as perfect closure. these victims are still carrying scars that they will scary for the foul but there is something about the reversal of power that is a good thing, when the people sitting in the defendant s chair have to sweat out the powerful testimony of these long-victimized young women. it s a great moment. i hope it has that kind of universal effect. i don t know if there is any way to measure this, but it is a good message that the criminal justice system, for all of its flaws, for all of its imperfections, it can get it right along and it takes it to know that in the highest profile cases, that the victims were believed and supported these convictions, that s a good moment. a question from tyrus. how are you, jim. one of the things that popped my