Stan

Yeah.

So I want to link, I want to link our discussion with a discussion that we had in our last show.

It was on, um, pet health, you know, our pets.

And, um, you know, I can speak from experience.

I know Barry can for sure where, um, we recently lost our companion or our soulmate.

And I, you know, I can relate for me.

It, um,

To a certain extent, and that was back in October, I'm still grieving.

And it was traumatic when it happened.

So I guess the point I'm trying to make using that as an illustration are short-lived trauma, perhaps losing a dear pet versus...

this longstanding historical trauma that people... So do you see distinctions between those types of trauma?

Levels of trauma, maybe you could call it.

It would have been different back in October or November.

It's interesting.

Clarence, to your point, it's like, oh, God, okay, everybody has dogs or cats and they all die.

Okay, move on.

Well, in my case, and Barry, I think in your case too,

It's kind of like I've described it to people as not a companion, but a soulmate.

Okay.

Which makes the grief, in my case, harder.