I don't know that I am suspicious of some of the things that they are doing in other categories, particularly as it relates to psychotropic drugs and things along those lines, but I think most people entered into this scenario with a high degree of trust in the CDC and in the government, and I mean, I wouldn't say, you know, a lot of people have suspicion as it relates to the government, but I don't think most people suspected that the entire world would have been in, you know, cahoots together, so to speak, to shut down the entire world, and so I think, you know, with some of the things that were going on at that time, the extreme level of some of the things that were unprecedented and unheard of, I don't really begrudge a church who, you know, are being told at the very beginning that millions of people are going to die and that this is, you know, and had some sort of category, I mean, I think the Bible does have some sort of category for that kind of thing, you know, like with the, if you see Jerusalem surrounded by armies, flee to the mountains, you know, I think there is some, even if it's on the Sabbath, you know, I think there is some category within the Bible to say if imminent, you know, disaster, natural disaster, quote -unquote, to use a loaded term, is on the way, then you flee and you run, you know, and so I think, you know, churches had to work through the theology of the thing, what is a quarantine, does a government have a right to quarantine its people, you know, what does Romans 13 say, and I think, you know, I think Grace Community Church, myself, I think that they took a little bit too long to come to the kind of conclusion that they came to, but I'm glad that they did, but then even my judgment on that matter is coming from me being in a situation totally unlike the situation that they're actually in, in that, you know, when we defied government, you know, executive orders by our governor when we did, you know, we didn't end up facing any financial repercussions, we weren't sued or anything like that, and so, like, you know, so that being the case, I'm glad they came out on the other side and, you know, the fact that they suffered in the way that they did and they were willing to have courage and take a stand is very encouraging, you know, even if it was, like, a little bit later, maybe, than what might have seemed reasonable to people on the outside, but, you know, like, I, you know, we, you know, I don't know that, you know, I want to be the kind of person who's basically just taking my current understanding of a situation like that and just imposing upon it and say, you better get exactly where I'm at exactly when I get there.