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that seasonally adjusted Matt, so, So as we go from Winter to Spring to summer in the northern hemisphere, do we tend to see movement of bedtimes and wake up times? I know with my kids. For example, we definitely see it because of the light it's easier to get them to bed earlier in the winter than it is the summer but is that true with adults also it

is true with adults you do see that seasonal shift as long as the sufficient exposure to light. But if you're an individual who essentially you wake up. Under your electric lights in the morning, then you go to work and it's constantly lit in that work environment. Then you drive home and you're not getting much daylight exposure the influence with which the outside world impacts your sleep schedule is therefore diluted and lessened. So you have to be exposed and your kids are a great example for all of that because they're Outdoors playing all day at school. They're given outdoor activities. So you will see some of That too but in general, yes, you're absolutely right that will shift on the basis of Seasons depending also on your latitude. I mean, you know, if you're living close to the equator, you won't see that get expanded the further you go north and south but

these findings are basically above and beyond what you would see seasonally as what I'm understanding. That's right.