people are trying to figure out how to make these risk calculations as we talk about all the time. there is some pushback againsted new cdc isolation guidelines how long to stay away from people if you actually get covid. dr. fauci says you can still have small gatherings of vaccinated and boosted people together in a home, suggesting about six people is okay, but then he kind of says 40 people isn't. so where do you draw the line? >> you're right, it's all about risk mitigation. i think that what the guidelines say ten days or five days, the rule should be preventing disease. you want to avoid getting disease. so, you know, six people that you regularly are around that are completely vaccinated that have low risk careers, making good choices, that's probably going to be fine. as that number increases, your risk increases and so you really need to be looking at your own risk factors, your own health, are you fully vaccinated and boosted, what is your job, are you able to work from home, what is your family structure look like, do you have children that are too young to be vaccinated