Shanna H. Swan

Here in Europe, it's much better, by the way.

Yeah.

We have to get people angry enough to put pressure on – there's a bill, the Toxic Substances Control Act, which should be doing a lot of this and –

I think it's coming up for revision and, you know, maybe people can pay attention to that and read about it and, you know, think government should be doing this.

It's not our job.

It's not our job to worry about what's in our pants and what's in our this and our this and our this.

You were asking what kind of – denim and so on.

Should we have to read up on that?

Yes, but as I said, this is not my area.

I understand.

I can give you a name if you want.

Get somebody on clothing on this.

Yeah, I'd be happy to.

Just because it was relatively new to my consciousness when I was, you know, doing the film and before that.

We didn't collect data on that, unfortunately.

You know, maybe we should do another study.

Which reminds me, there is just like so much work to be done.

And for my program, there's so many interventions I want to do.

We did this one, which was a great success.

And now we're doing...