A
Okay. Well, uh, just briefly. Uh, I worked in a nursing home so I kind of know, from way back, uh, how things used to be run and I think there has been definite changes of nursing homes but I think, uh, if I had to personally put one of my parents in a nursing home, they would have to be pretty bad off to where I couldn't take care of them at all. It would be something that, you know, I would certainly, if they're forgetting things or whatever, I'd prefer to have them at home or have them in what they call now home care --
B
Uh-huh.
A
-- where somebody comes in and they cook meals and they clean their house for them, that kind of thing, so they still have their own independence and not reliable, you know, they don't have to be in a nursing home situation. But, uh, I don't think the nursing homes, when I was working in them, were very much understaffed, very much, uh, in need of good personnel. Uh, I think the patients weren't given the quality of care that I wouldn't have, you know, I look at it and say thank God, I got out of that kind of situation. But --
B
Yeah.
A
-- they, they were not given the time and they were not given the money, basically, to staff, appropriately, people to help.
B
Uh-huh.