and that, those undergraduates understand because those undergraduates many times work at starbucks, britewhere they have also been organizing or work as undergraduate workers, right, they organize for living wage, so i feel that one has to measure this question of, you know, how is this hurting students? it is hurting them, but educating them, educating the public of california and this entire country because what is happening right now here is going to affect the entire nation. kristen: professor -- >> [indiscernible] this country is broken. kristen: not all professors are withholding grades. maybe they are shortening exams or simplifying them or making them remote, lots of things going on, and none are ideal options, but i want to ask you how have you tried to make up for the education part of it? you were talking about how a lot of the students come from backgrounds where the families that struggled to put them at a university california school. are they getting their money's worth now? >> i do think that they are getting their money's worth in some way, in the way that i described in

and this brite gave money. i learned this very much. oh, this was through friends of my acquaintances. uh, just found a man who knew what to eat. such a problem, i'll tell you how i can help. we need good dentures. i went to the prosthodontist. here's what you can do here super-duper good. really. on what you can walk at all and not think about anything, uh, he drew the numbers. and this person took and gave me this money in your life was the first. well, so that you know so much, this is how the universe opens towards you, in the literal sense of the word, when you need a lot of money and a person appears who speaks in and don’t think about anything. it's hard for me to say the first uh hmm now, i'm afraid, just approaching such a question. in fact, that's all for me now. this time helps. just an incredible amount of people and not just money and, well, purely organizational and well, just support, because uh, i don't even know who. start thanking because it's, well, really fantastic. in your trauma, did you k