 Yeah, it's a good question. Most people hurt by OxyContin and opioid addiction say they do want the Sacklers held accountable, but a lot of families worry, Ari, that by throwing out this deal, there's going to be legal chaos, years of delay in anyone being compensated. More than $8 billion in payouts are now on hold indefinitely. I spoke about this with Ryan Hampton, who was addicted to OxyContin for years. He's now in recovery. He says it's really back to the drawing board to look for any compensation. And I think a lot of us who have been most impacted