actually. _ associated with things like testing. actually, that's not going to help all of— actually, that's not going to help all of us — actually, that's not going to help all of us who are living, you know, essentially. — all of us who are living, you know, essentially, we have been isolated for two _ essentially, we have been isolated for two years. essentially, we have been isolated for two years-— for two years. there will be vaccines — for two years. there will be vaccines available - for two years. there will be vaccines available and - for two years. there will be vaccines available and also| for two years. there will be - vaccines available and also three tests if you are symptomatic and you are vulnerable. finally and relatively briefly, trishna, given what you are facing, how are you going to adapt to the removal of these legal restrictions? i going to adapt to the removal of these legal restrictions?- these legal restrictions? i don't think it will— these legal restrictions? i don't think it will be _ these legal restrictions? i don't think it will be a _ these legal restrictions? i don't think it will be a case _ these legal restrictions? i don't think it will be a case of - these legal restrictions? i don't i think it will be a case of adapting, it is a case of we are going to become more isolated. we have not seen friends, family full two years. and if they are not able to test in orderfor us to and if they are not able to test in order for us to know that they are covid free, we are not going to be able to see them. and we have to also remember that there are many people in this country for whom the vaccines haven't offered the protection that we were hoping because they are immunocompromised. even the vaccines is not the holy grail. it's not the magic wand that