I've been several times in my career, from the Navy, always working in the prison industry, and on board a ship during wartime. We always had a different thing that would come as a priority, which basically outweighed some of the lesser things that we could come back to at a later time. But when the captain needed some things done in order to get things expedited, especially during the wartime, we had to get messages sent out, communication lines sent out, no matter what we had planned prior to that. We had to set up different types of network systems that outweighed some of the things that we already had on the table. But when things were in demand, we had to stop doing what we normally had planned to do. But nevertheless, we shipped and moved, and there have been a lot of times that I was over at the insurance company as the area manager, where we had to serve certain clients first due to time limitation, due to Medicare enrollment periods that may have lasted from October 15th to December 7th, and then we might have some life policies that we had to tend to that could wait because these particular individuals had already committed to buying a life policy. So we took care of the people that were about to run out of time for their Medicare benefits. So there's a lot of different things that we faced in the insurance world.