if I had to change something about the policy. I used to work at a dry cleaner and there was really an honor system but you would remind customers saying did you empty all your pockets is there anything in there you know you'd find earbuds you'd find cash anything and I had one customer come in that day and she brought in a bunch of t-shirts button-up t-shirts like fancier versions of mine like really expensive t-shirts or expensive shirts not t-shirts sorry and one of the shirts as I was going through it had over $260 and I mean in our sister in our honor code you put it in an envelope and if they asked for it back you'd give it back to him you just write their name and everything if they asked for it but there was no nothing in place to really say you had to give it back to him or people would forget about it and put it in that boat leave it we didn't have a lockbox and so I decided to call her up immediately as soon as I found this much money and I called her up I said hey could you come right back I found over $260 in cash in one of your pockets for your shirts I said could you please come back and get it I don't I don't want to forget I don't want to leave cash lying in an envelope in our store so she came right back and it was she immediately says oh thank you very much and she said you know you could have taken I would never have known they said I know but that's just not me I don't like if someone's missing something you know I don't want someone else to be in the store and forget and I don't want you to feel like you're missing something you don't know where you did it so I gave her back all the money she tried to actually give me some of the chains and I said that it's no it's really fine just I'm just glad you got your money back and it wasn't too big of a deal for her but I anytime someone's missing something I'll always try to give it back or immediately call them I'll go out of my way to just I just I won't make someone to make sure they have all their stuff