I'm just guessing. The weirdest thing about it to me is the asymptomatic aspect of it, that some people don't experience anything and other people get really fucking sick. It's almost like if you wanted a disease that spreads, you have it. I mean, have that. Have one where, like, 50% of the people don't even feel anything and they just spread it to 50 more people or 100 more people or thousands more people. It's weird, man. It just doesn't make sense. Like a normal thing makes sense, you know, because we haven't experienced this one particular virus before. We really don't know anything about how it's gonna end, where it's gonna go. And then there's the possibility that it could morph and that it could, you know, be more contagious or more deadly or more this or more that. Apparently, some people who have tested positive for it, though, are contributing, and they're extracting antibodies from these people, people that have gotten over it, but it's still going to be. The estimations are six months to a year before they come up with a vaccine. I've only seen rumblings of the false positives online. I don't bubble up too much, but I think that happens all the time. False positives with all kinds of diseases. What do you got there, fella? Hand sanitizer, of course. Yes. Everything. Spray it, spray it, baby.