This is the link for the GI Leap. We really would appreciate feedback from this course, and this is how you would do it. Also, if you're getting this for CME credit, this is how you would do it as well. You'll just have to do the pre and post course eval, and then you'll get your CME credits all set up. So we thought we'd just get a little bit of feedback, just kind of casually. After attending this course, I feel, oh, oh, thank you. Yay. Oh. OK. Yay. Anyone else? Oh. Thank you. All right. Anyone want to gander a guess again? The answer, I believe, is C. Wonderful. Totally. There you go. 100%. Well done, everyone. There's wine outside, you guys, for the reception. So we're going to move this along. Monotherapy with thermal and mechanical. Yeah. Beautiful. Well done. True. And then what information does flip? OK. Wow, thanks, you guys. Brilliant. Anyone? I think the most valuable thing that you guys take away from this course really is the ergonomics piece and how it can impact your practice and the longevity of your careers. I really hope you guys did walk away with all that and being mindful of that. In addition to having the stretches, I really personally felt that now what she taught us was just phenomenal. And then obviously, all the work that Amandeep does is just incredible, along with Karen and Angie. So I hope you guys really grew or learned from that experience. Sure. OK. So now I'm just going to ask again, why women teaching women, if you guys can give us some thoughts as to, you know, was there, I mean, we could have offered this. I have colleagues who are like really offended they weren't invited, and male colleagues. And I was like, when you grow a uterus, you can join. But yeah. I think also being relatable. I mean, yeah. Sitting there talking at lunchtime with some of you guys just hearing about your experiences. I'm so glad that you guys are here. So there are a couple of people out there. I don't see them here that we really want to thank as well. Amandeep and I couldn't have done any of this without Ashley and her leadership and the Women's Committee. But also from ASGE, Christine Ponderlach and Lakeisha Mayo were our people and everyone from ASGE, really. But the big people, if you see Chris, especially Chris, she prepared all of our goodie bags. She prepared all the handouts. Chris was being instrumental in making today smooth. Obviously, Ellie and Michael in the lab and all of our sponsors and vendors who helped with supplying equipment. We really couldn't have made today happen. But please, really get out there. If you're on social media or we are offering this course again next year, encourage your colleagues and friends, co-fellows, your current fellows, if you're in an academic center, to come to the next course. Because I think this networking, this empowerment, this ability to be able to connect with each other is really, really important in terms of helping our careers, but also helping us as women being present in our profession. Thanks, you guys. So there's a reception. Faculty are already aware about. I've arranged rides for everyone that's leaving tonight. And we're good. Thank you, you guys, for being here.

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