And as far as “ healthcare is a right “. Once we have an efficient market - we don’t today, because just a few insurance carriers dominate and define the economics of healthcare , and we make it transparent, for anything and everything, then we will be in a position where there is true competition for our healthcare dollars. To be clear, we won’t get from here to there without DOJ/FTC and legislative participation. If you remove any and all government intervention , the big carriers will go from being multi-hundred billion dollar companies , to multi trillion dollar revenue companies. They will buy every innovative company, more providers , more PBMs , and the cost of care in this country will continue to inflate far beyond its current $5b cost. And for the universal healthcare advocates, with an efficient , transparent market , we have a Canadian like path. If a state looks at all the claims in its state and thinks it can extrapolate that data and determine it’s in the best interest of its constituents to cover the costs of that care , and those constituents agree, then we can start with states , like Canada did with a single province and see where it takes us(Mark Cuban)