I have worked in a remote role, currently in one, so I'm very familiar with the process. I mean obviously the biggest advantages are being able to work in the comfort of my home, being able to have the things that I need within my grasp and put things together. I love that there's something where one can essentially run business in the comfort of their abode. That's something that I do think is a huge advantage, you know, even being able to use my own restroom, eat at my own house, saving money on travel. Those are all advantages. The disadvantages are, you know, if network goes down, you know, I have to go and figure that out. If there's any technical issues, I have to do as much of it remotely. Now granted, typically don't need to get ATSIC or them involved. But when I do, I feel like when I am in an office, I'm able to go to my contemporaries more. Whereas working remote, you are more reliant to go through chat support, things like that. So not that chat supports bad, but you're at the mercy of how quickly they go through it. Personally though, if I had to choose between working remotely or working at home, I would, or sorry, working remotely from home or working president office, I do rather working remotely because of that and more control. And my flow still flows, you know. I average my 150 to 200 calls a day without any issue working from home.