So there was various strategies we could have implemented there, but at the time, our Public health messaging was a bit antiquated. It was parental in nature. where it was send a stern message, one message, unifying message. So it's very clear that we don't support this. And I don't think that's the right way to go about doing public health. (55:30–55:36)
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