So yes, you agree in Texas there could be an increase in cases due to a delayed outbreak here. I've looked at it the same way, why would we not catch up to say, Louisiana, in cases per capita and perhaps deaths per capita. I would also agree we shouldn't end up the same in those categories as NJ or NY, due to difference in population density and perhaps ages, but Louisiana and Georgia - maybe have some "catching up" we have to go through. It's interesting to note Texas is much further from NY than Spain is from Italy, so it's not shocking we have lagged a bit given the lockdowns occurred before it ever got rolling here. The "good" news is that it's what, usually 6-10 weeks for a breakout to rise and then fall, at least it appears that way if I look at Spain/Italy/UK/NY fatality curves. Hopefully by early August we'll be through the worst of it in Texas.