My prior to our prior ties, I'm sorry, my tasks, based on, well, at my last place. We had due dates for things based on on importance, or based on certain things that were do maybe by the court, or certain things that were do by opposing counsel. So I would look at what the due dates were, and I just made sure that those came first, whatever date was listed. I used the calendaring system, and I had two calendars, so that I could make sure that if someone accidentally went in and changed something, I had my own calendar. So there was a backup system at all times. And I always made sure that everything was done in a timely fashion, so that everything was completed when it was supposed to be, so that there were not any issues. We did have, on occasion, it was very rare, if there was something that was late. It was normally because one of our adjusters, we dealt with all state, it would be because an adjuster may have gotten something on their desk that was late, and it wasn't their fault, but they may have gotten something late, and they would send it over to us, and it needed to go out immediately. It could have already been late before we received it. But normally, everything we would have, I had deadlines that had to be met, and I would get those out before they were due.