Stan (Host)

Aaron there?

Sheridan, chime in.

Sheridan.

You know, you brought up mental health, and there's a lot of mental health issues that are rising to the top because of the anxiousness and the angst that a lot of people are feeling.

And what we're seeing is that those people that have mental health issues, just in general, but then they add this on top of it,

just creates even more, more problems.

And it begs the question, mental health professionals, they can get burned out.

Funding for mental health programs can go by, can go by the wayside.

So mental health is a big, big component of this.

So here's another thing I'm going to put out there.

And I, and,

Correct me if I'm wrong.

I think most people would agree that, yes, we can be more efficient in health and in a lot of the things in government.

Yes, we can be more effective.

But my question is, does that unilaterally mean that you cut just a

go to it, just cut it out because there's no reason to spend any time on assessing better avenues or quickly, I mean, within a reasonable amount of time, bring professionals together to determine better ways.

But I think part of the anxiousness that we're all feeling is that wasn't done, or at least not to my knowledge.

Go ahead, Matthew.

I agree, Diandra.

Sheridan.