we call the meeting before, people getting together and getting their coffee and getting settled and hugging each other and loving each other, these are people that have been together for 20, 25, sometimes 30 years and supporting each other. then the meeting where there is no talking. we listen to whatever discussions or speakers and after the meeting, we usually grab a gang of people and go out to eat or have some coffee together and what we call fellowship. it's a great way to live, you know, it's much better than living in addiction. i mean, there is no comparison for me and you know, people always...everyone knew when i was an addict. everyone knew that i was high; no one said anything. and so now that i'm in recovery, i don't want to hide that. i'm proud of being in recovery and i don't have to hide behind that i'm not in recovery. that's excellent. mark, let's talk a little bit about co-occurring conditions. co-occurring conditions. well, quite often when we're portraying stories