Bryon Gustafson

Just going into the psilocybin.

Yes.

And it is, what, peyote, right?

Using psychotropics, right?

That are going to help you, whatever, if you've ever done that and experienced a higher plane.

Apparently it does quite a bit for a human psyche as you're transitioning out or dealing with trauma or addiction or just bad shit that has happened to you.

So whatever it may be, to answer your question, I think that the on-ramp, the off-ramp process needs to be done differently.

I would add to that, too, that I think that I think that's all a great idea.

I think that that's hopefully we get there someday.

But I think that it's also important to that it's instilled into the veteran at that point, military member, maybe last 60 days, whatever it may be, that there's always a chance to that the country might need you again.

You know what I mean?

Like there's.

Like don't go home and just get fat.

12 and a half weeks.

That's right.

Yeah, I don't know that we anymore check the weather.

I mean, obviously, we check the weather 100%.

Most times, it's not going to stop us from going out, though.

The idea of just so the on ramp or the off ramp part of helping, you know, veterans integrate back into society so they can be productive and do exactly what we're talking about.

Sometimes it requires a bit of suffering to wake folks up.