Stan

in barbershops where we would train the barbers on how to take their clients' blood pressure.

And, you know, simple thing.

And if they got their blood pressure taken, you know, they'd get, you know, $5 off on their, on their haircut or whatever.

But even that becomes a community oriented initiative where you realize that

you don't have to deal with this all by yourself.

I mean, others can help you.

And I, and I think that that's an important component to this as well.

Steve, can you address links with other diseases?

Like, for instance, let's say you're diabetic.

Are you predisposed to a higher blood pressure?

Yeah, yeah.

And we're seeing more cases.

Are we seeing more cases of diabetes, diabetics at a younger age?

You know, I wonder, I think it's part of human nature that we worry about it when we have it.

In other words, if all of a sudden you're diagnosed with high blood pressure, okay, now I have to start worrying about it.

As opposed to being proactive with lifestyle to prevent it altogether.

But I think that that's just part of how we're made up.

We're more reactive than preventive.

Right.

Well, this has been great.