A good example of when a priority had changed in my previous job was in workers comp, certain cases will have a date of accident, certain will not, certain will have you know just occupational over time, they've gotten injured like a fireman or what have you. So for example I had a client that stated he had a date of accident for example let's say 4-25-24 when it actually was again for example let's say 3-25-24. That creates issues within the workers comp board and the judge because it has conflicting information out with this case. So in that situation we actually were trying to get that client payments but as soon as we realized that the discrepancy with the date of accident we switched gears, I let them know we had a meeting that they needed to contact their doctors because one it could just be an incident where they are reporting the wrong date of accident or it could be an incident where the client has actually reported the wrong date of accident. So we again I contacted the client, I contacted their doctors, they confirmed that the client has been telling them the previous 3-25-24 date of accident for example and so then again we went to the client let him know that he needs to let us know what the correct date of accident is but then also we need documentation. So basically we switched gears from just the payments because those payments will not now no longer be made in general until we fix the date of accident. So priorities shifted from getting the checks to getting him just correct information reported so that we can continue to get the checks going forward.