ething because they're pretty happy with it, and they're taking it wider now.

Apparently what it does is you have to take a biopsy, and you have to adjust the what they call a vaccination. Why do they call it a vaccination? It doesn't vaccinate because you've already got the cancer by the time you take it. I don't know. So I guess that word vaccination is getting kind of overused. But they'll take the specific cancer from a specific person. So it's not even just the type of cancer. It's got to be specific to the person. And then they design their quote vaccination around that specific one. And they think it's going to have great promise.

Now, I'd love to hear, was there anybody who had an incurable cancer that's already been cured? Or did it just slow it down a little bit? Or did it only work on cancers that maybe there was some other treatment too, but they think this would be maybe gentler? I don't know. So I have many, many questions. But it sounds promising.

Now, if you're going