Oh my goodness, Audrey, it's like February. February in Pittsburgh.

It's been great. The weather's been awesome.

Yeah, February is like November.

February is like November. It's something like that. I don't know, but it's like February's here and upon us.

And I guess February is like like heart month, isn't it? Yes, it is.

Yeah. Thanks to Valentine's Day. The Hallmark holiday. Perfect month. For lovers. For lovers and the perfect holiday. There's 29 days in February. This year, yes. In 2020. And on the 29th will be the heartball. Oh, it's on the 29th. Yes. How clever. How clever. And it's the heartball at Wyndham.

And the intention is to provide fundraise for the kind of work that the folks at the Pittsburgh's American Heart Association do.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And you'd be surprised how many people are touched by either heart attacks.

Everybody.

Everybody?

I think so.

I don't think I know a single person where if not themselves having a heart problem

or someone in their family has a heart problem, I think human beings are built to have

hearts that explode at some point.

Well, yeah, I'm not going to be a physician.

I'm not going to report on that. But I do know they're strong. I think all doctors would agree we're going to all die of heart attacks one day. I actually don't have that in my family to tell you the truth. Really? Oh, it's going to wipe me out, dude. I know it is. I don't know. Yeah. Anyway, the point is to create a level of awareness and education.

Definitely. And hopefully some interventions. So, you know, we know that

there's certain criteria that cause issues for heart. Absolutely. There are some people who are

born with heart issues. There are some people who are born with heart issues. Right.

Exactly.

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