hebert. i understand that you are currently in los angeles and i just want you, if you can please, give us the lay of the land. >> well, i will tell you it was an impressive thing that i saw yesterday, folks were masking up. they usually are walking around los angeles outside [ inaudible ] -- were very serious and they realized that in a county like l.a. county with the density that if they don't do what they need to do then this is going to be [ inaudible ] any way day. so as we starting to into this holiday season we have to realize we have to do the things that got us to the point where we were having 30,000, 40,000 cases a day as opposed to 120,000, 130,000. we have to make sure we keep our distance. people understand these things but we've gotten to a point of cognitive dissidents right now, meaning we know exactly what we are supposed to do, we just tend not to do it because we have covid fatigue. once we have this fatigue, then we don't want to do the things that got us to this point.