So okay, so essentially, just to kind of review very quickly, there'll be facilitators and we will handle that. The people who have trainer or trainee after their names will be able to facilitate the circle. And that's what you'll be learning to do. And then, in the the empathy circle, there were really three basic roles. One is the speaker, the speaker talks on the topic. In this case, we're talking about the values of empathy. Or, and this is very important, whatever's on your mind. So you can go off script, if you want. That's totally okay. The trickiest part in this is to be the reflective listener, because essentially, we're conditioned to respond, oh, teacher, if the answer, go on me. And that's what we're conditioned to do. But in this case, what we're trying to do is to help the speaker go through their process. And to do that, we want to reflect without judgments even agreeing or sympathizing or anything like that. Just trying to understand you can repeat the words, you can paraphrase, you can infer, if that's, you know, that seems appropriate, what the speaker is saying. So that's the reflective listener, and then the silent listeners help hold the circle, pay attention and respond, a lot of times, you know, the circle will go in various directions, depending upon what somebody spontaneously decides to, to share. So, in a minute, now, we're going to be going to the breakout rooms, where that's going to happen. If you are in a room with me, then we will record that room. The other rooms will not their three breakout rooms, so the one here will not be recorded. If you feel uncomfortable with that, just let me know. And that I can move you to a non recording room. And just be aware that I might shift people around a little bit during the session, so I apologize if I have to do that. And we'll get to it. Before I start, are there any questions that people have? Okay, looks good. Okay. All right. Yes, I'm sorry. Yes. Question.