Yeah, it happens in these institutions, and also happens in day to day life. Wonderful populations are the ones who have to advocate for themselves, and are always the ones that have to answer all the questions. So you have to have a PhD in gender studies, to go to the doctor's office to make the nurse at the front station believe that you're a real person. And it's, it gets perpetuated in the fact that like doctors and other folks always assume that they are right, like I don't know, they've had a lot of experience with they're like, Well, I went to school for 12 years, I am always correct. And like they just assume that and they think anything that a person brings to them that a patient has another homebody may do that a patient doesn't have themselves. So they're going to categorize and overanalyze people without giving them any genuine, unique individual feedback, or actually looking at the person as a whole, they're going to make the case that you see it happen all the time, when they understand there's high flow, like a lot of people have to go to the doctor, a lot of people coming in and out and it can be a little bit chaotic, but people need to take the time. Or they're going to re traumatize populations, like or people are going to die, not access care, or get misdiagnosed. They see most of the people even like, like I'm a plus size person. Large people in America get misdiagnosed all the time. They're like, Oh, well, this is just deficient fat. And it's like no, like, this is an issue that's never happened before been fat for a long time. This isn't related to that. And then, like I've seen that happen here. I've seen it happen in my city and I've had to see people not being able to access health care or have to get five different opinions to get the treatment doesn't think they know that it's wrong. Because no one will believe them because doctors are assuming they're right. Like I'm a professor. I never assume anything. So I'd like this is what we've researched so far. But let me see if there's something else I can talk about. Or let me see, what do you all think. So if they want to be correct, and then they also don't want to listen, even though the patient is the one that has to sit there and educate them, and it's exhausting. And everyone always talks about advocating for yourself. But like, that's a disproportionate request, you're asking some people to like, not only advocate and educate every single time they go to the doctor when like, they just need a checkup.