I get all of that at the pharmacy. I pick up five boxes every month. You know I'm from a time when poor people went to the doctor, the doctor gave them a prescription, they took the prescription home, put it under their pillow, put it in a glass on a shelf, and waited for the money to arrive so they could buy the medication. It was such a headache getting my medicine, you know? It was suffering, and it had to be; I had to stop buying 1 kg of sugar to buy the medicine. Then we came up with the idea of ​​creating the " popular pharmacy," guaranteeing a humanitarian right that everyone has the right to have the medicine to save their life. Just go get your medicine, take it, and then go again next month, right? [music] Then when that prescription runs out, you'll renew it, you'll get the medicine again. It's too much, [music] oh. Therefore, the popular pharmacy program is an extraordinary thing that already guarantees 41 medications for continuous use so that people can survive. If it weren't for the popular pharmacy program, right? What a face we make, thank God it's daddy Lula, right?