upton sinclair book, okay? but first of all, 60% of the of the injuries on the john are nothing that an employer can do anything about. 20% of them are like violent -- like people beating each other up. once that happens, you know, it's already going on. there's not much you can do about it. another 40% -- and so adding up to the 60% is traffic fatalities, during like you're on the highway or something. these are not the classic things that we've been led to think of when we think about workplace fatalities but we don't notice -- people say hey, look we got osha and then look what happens. workplace fatalities declined and injuries and so on. but the point is they were already declining at an even faster rate before we got that. now, that's not to say maybe osha accelerated it again, we'll talk a little bit more about that in the book. the point is you don't already realize it and progress has made the wealthier a society becomes the more desirable and possible it becomes to bring about safer environments. it's the national evolution of society. or the national highway traffic safety administration. surely, thi