We're here in Fort Lauderdale today in kind of Western Fort Lauderdale. Doing this diabetes research institute, raise money tour. We've got 14 of these going around the state. It looks like we're going to raise about $360,000 for DRI. We probably have about 2,500 people here today walking with us. One store sold 4,000 scannables, just an incredible effort. And I think we're going to have a great time today. Meet a lot of fun people and thank a lot of people for all their hard work. From Key West, on up to Pensacola, in every major city in the state of Florida, has a walk right now, totaling about 7,000 people that have pre-registered, that doesn't include walk-ups and people just joining this today signing up. So we're excited about what we've been able to accomplish. We're here to educate people with diabetes that pharmacists are a teammate in the diabetes management. They're a resource of information to help them on the road with diabetes and help the manager. Their numbers as a spouse of someone who has just recently diagnosed, this is a personal cause for me that we can now make a difference and bring it to community together. There's a way to find a cure and there's a way to stay well. And I think it's a day that's going to help a lot of people who have diabetes. Being one of the world's leading researchers, centers in the world, we know what it's like to have this important funding to find a cure. We could not do this alone. I have two children with this disease we live with it every day. And to have a company step forward and say, we don't just want to form a team and go to your charity event. We want to be front and center to help find a cure. We want to partner with you. We want to help you. No company to my understanding in the nation has ever done that before.