So I feel like we have our day-to-day tasks that need to be done, and to do this, that need to be done. There's always going to be something that sometimes takes priority over that. So what we would do, I guess I could give you an example, and I worked at Dr. Salisbury's office, we were just doing the day-to-day activities of filing or whatever needed to be done, and there was a patient that came in for an emergency visit, like you just drop everything you're doing, and you focus on that patient, and make sure that patient is taken care of, and make sure their needs are met. So the day-to-day activities are always there if something changes. You drop those for now, and whatever comes up, you get that taken care of, and then you go back and you do the other things. So everything is efficient, and it's done.