Sure, fine. But let's put that aside. Like GP pointed out, the year-over-year numbers show undercounting. So what's going on? Either hospitals aren't actually

Sure, fine. But let's put that aside. Like GP pointed out, the year-over-year numbers show undercounting. So what's going on? Either hospitals aren't actually over-counting. Or they are, and COVID is still undercounted. Or the year-over-year numbers are wrong. Which do you think it is? In all of those three world, hospital incentives are uninteresting. Why bring them up?