way have is actually a lot of micro epidemics occurring across the country, and each one has their own drivers and their own reasons. Even though we in the Northeast of written the first wave, that doesn't mean it's over by any any time. Is it going up because we're doing more testing and therefore you're finding cases, or is it going up because you're there's ongoing transmission? And I think there's a combination of both in many other states. Part of it is related, obviously, too, to reopening of. We reopened the economy. There's gonna be more transmission, and there's gonna be more cases. It's not just the numbers used. Look at you want to look at the proportion of tests are coming back positive. So it means that you're testing more and you're finding more, which means there's more there to be found. I mean, this has been particularly suggested in Arizona and some of the states that we're concerned about it and Arizona in Arkansas and in Texas. We actually seeing this testing positivity. Rates go up. We're seeing hospitalizations go up, which are very wordings. It might be very hard to determine what is the cause of increasing cases in some locations because at the same time we've had the protests. We've also been in the process we opened, and even before the protests we saw some signs of cases increasing in certain locations as cases are seeing, the key is to diagnose him and to click quickly, stopped them and to quickly contain them because containing the outbreaks is critical in order to prevent further transmission.