It was very different and very impressive. I don't have the actual numbers, but the one thing that was a little surprising was that rate of recidivism of people coming out of there was still very high.
It's a unique model. I just wondered whether you could comment on it as a model.
As you're finding through your research, people really have to want to change, correct? Everybody's timing is different, I suppose, in terms of when you're prepared to look in the mirror and make those changes, especially in these populations. I would like your thoughts, and particularly the doctor's thoughts, on what the true motivators are. What are the true motivators to bring people to the point where things click and the light bulb goes on?