Hi, my name is Jason Clark. I'm actually not at this bench or access point. We do as we provide the medications to the access points. We provide a very high class medication and our high quality medication that we spend years. We have scientific equipment probably over a hundred thousand invested in lab equipment to actually do very end-up instructions. Perfect. This year we actually won the concentrates top. We provide also our medicine to over 20 cancer patients. Now these moratoriums, these grows that you're going to shut down provide shrimp to us because that's a sub money that a lot of the growers have make for us. A lot of these things you're going to do and you're going to put people back on welfare. You're going to raise your your cost of health care again. I can tell you right now why I serve a palp over 20. I've got 10 videos online of patients there testifying about how they either have a mission to cancer circulation issues. I myself started this because I suffer from HIV which is degrees my nervous system and this has been the only medication that has allowed me to can wait and not turn into a hundred by 45 pound you know, and come home. I got into this because we wanted to help people and you guys really need to think about patients because I mean my company I care less about high five or two or making a damn bit of money on the corporate side. I used to be in part of this one technology. I got into this because once I learned what I could do with this and we're doing stuff like fractionating we're going to be separating up your nose and creating non-psychoactive treatments. Well all of these growers and all of this trim is what fuels our company it allows to do this. And when you start making these more recordings that trim some of the streams you give into it because they know the home cancer patients. You're going to mess up all of that intentionally even if you shut down enough of it we can't get access to trim. People can start dying. That's how much did I am about this. You know, it's not you separate them. You're right. Recreation people need to get them access to some regular stuff but don't go and take away real meds that real companies are real people who spend time developing to help create curative treatments that help people. It's wrong. They separate it, figure out how to make it. More active I agree. There needs to be more implementation than using the better testing. Don't even get me started on that. I agree with regulation. It needs to be there but it needs to be separate from those who just want to catch a bus. From those who need this as a likely critically changing medicine that keeps them. And I mean, let's just talk about putting everybody back on on on on the market set in oxythodins. How many people in this room raise if hands were on our bituits of some towards or some type of narcotic they were able to get off of it using marijuana. Now all these people are going back on your healthcare system when you take this away. So that's money you guys are still going to be paying. Thank you.