Clarence Jones

You know what I mean?

So that for me is, you know, like I said, and that might sound kind of harsh, but that's how I feel.

Comply or die.

Yeah, you know, I think as you were talking, I think that for me, and I'm coming from a community perspective, okay, not a clinician.

For me, I am just trying to figure out

what we can do.

I'm trying to figure out based on relationships, based on collaboration,

How do we move together?

And I'm speaking from community perspective.

How do we move together collectively to do what we can do?

Because there's so much transition that's going on that if we look at everything, we can get kind of confused.

But if we can talk about what do we specifically bring to the table, I think that that makes it a little bit easier for me to be able to figure out what...

what we can possibly do with whatever comes down the pipe.

I don't know, but the point is that I'm not gonna give up.

I mean, you know, part of part of my work is that, you know, I am I'm truly committed to making my community healthier.

And so I I'm going to get in where I can fit in.

And so, again, I'm taking that that that 10,000 foot level to say, like, there's some things that are totally out of my control.

Right.

But there's some other things that I can do working with people like you, work with, you know, like you said, with Barry, with it, with the with the other people.

our other colleagues, there are things that we can still do based on what comes down.