"What is a famous person or an important person I met that turned out to not be that great?" I'll answer it actually as a famous person or an important person I met that turned out to be that great. I was living in Rhode Island, and it was such a weird way that this happened, but I was in a meeting and somebody was asking me, it was like a external partner, you know, "Who am I?" Kind of a little bit about myself, and it was pretty standard that people might, like, prod about your professional or educational background. So the person asked me, you know, something about what degree do I have. And so I said, "Oh, I have a master's in public health." And usually that's the end of the conversation but this specific person was like, "Oh, like, what specifically did you focus on or what did you study?" And so I said, "Oh, like, global health, uh, infectious disease." And the person was like, "Oh, have you heard of Paul Farmer?" Who was like my idol and I was like, "Yes, I've absolutely heard of Paul Farmer." And they were like, "Oh, cool. Well, my husband coordinates some sort of speaking engagements at one of the local universities and, like, Paul Farmer's gonna be there tonight. Do you want to go?" And I was like, "Oh my God. Yes. I absolutely do." So they gave me instructions, and I don't know, got me a ticket, which was so generous, and I went, and it was him and then I forget the name of the other person that was there, but he was part of, I think it was a two-person team, that discovered the virus that causes HIV. So they were talking about global health just generally and some of their own personal and professional experiences.  And afterwards, like so many of the students just left. I was like, "Oh my gosh, like why aren't they trying to talk to Paul Farmer?" So I got in line, and I didn't have anything to say other than just like - 'cause really, it was reading about Paul Farmer and Mountains Beyond Mountains that got me into public health where I just thought, like, "Yes. This is what I want to be doing." So I just wanted to say that to him which I'm sure he hears a lot. And…

I was just hoping to briefly share my condolences to the Michigan Diaries team and Michigan State Community today. Just seeing some really tough news that I, you know, can only imagine the kind of feelings that everyone's going through in the active shooter situation. So I, yeah, just wanted to offer, you know, some more words of support. Definitely have the team and the Spartans on my mind. And I saw that class schedules and sports schedules and stuff are canceled. 100% understandable. You know, I can keep making recordings. I think the planets will wait for Michigan Diaries whenever you're ready. You know, if we gotta take a week off, you know, I'll still be here. So. Or if you want to continue the pace of normalcy, I would understand that as well. Yeah. Just I have to imagine really, really tough day for everyone in East Lansing. So my thoughts and prayers to the Spartan Community today.