up with aes set of recommendatis on eligibility that was byzantine and hard to implement. they designed different groups of people when they thought should be eligible based on occupation and risk factors and ultimately states tried to implement that and it slowed down the distribution of the vaccines and many states turned to an age-based regime based on age starting with the oldest individuals and working down the age continuum and that proved to be much easier to implement and allowed them to get vaccines distributed much more quickly. here in connecticut, the governor turned to that approach and it's one of the reasons why the state led the country in getting vaccines in the arms of patients. this process in terms of who could be eligible for boosters will be complex and it will be hard for pharmacies to implement it and ultimately it will create obstacles at the pharmacy counter to get access to boosters and the people hit hardest by this are those that face obstacles getting access to care. >> yeah, but isn't this how we