I get that, but you still don't think deaths can indicate the size of the spread? Meaning all those patients on ventilators would die in relatively short times of each other (or the lagging data finally being recorded) leading to a ed death rate. I feel it the virus was super prevalent in Texas (like Louisiana level) we'd start seeing that death count hit the inflection point and then e, as it did in Louisiana. I assume this is perhaps your fear, as LA seemed to be steady and then just ed. That said, I'm still cautiously optimistic for Texas. That's all I was getting at.