Joanna Robinson

How did you read that?

Exactly.

On the LinkedIn front, we did get a bunch of emails from people in response to our response last week about what it means to be a person in recovery and how we might expect like – and I don't disagree.

There are moments of like –

very earnest Langdon that makes a lot of sense to me because he's on this journey.

It was mostly the quoting of lengthy passages that we sort of had some issue with.

But inside of this episode, we'll get to the MRSA moment a little later on, but we're mostly dealing with, we've got the eyelash patient, once again, played by Patrick Wall's real life partner, back in the mix here.

Great stuff.

And then we have this Louis moment, you know, that he comes in to see Louis, showing us Langdon's desire to connect, to continue to make amends with Louis, someone that he feels like he definitely owes an apology to.

Yeah.

To show us that not only does everyone in this ER know Louis because he's a repeat customer, he knows things about them.

He's asking about Langdon's kids.

How are your kids?

And Langdon's been out for almost a year, and Louis remembers that he has kids.

And so on like, is Louis going to be okay watch?

I'm certainly quite worried that, you know, this is an opportunity.

Louis is the kind of, on like a story basis.

In the CR, so many people are rotating through so quickly and we don't see people again, but there are some repeat customers.

Yes.

And Louis represents someone who, the loss of whom...