Yes, I've experienced in a client-facing role. So I was kind of a liaison in my my second job as a staffing manager between our clients and our vendors. We would do what we would do is use anything outside of the New York, New Jersey, Connecticut kind of tri-state area we would use staffing agencies. So in order to use those staffing agencies I would have to speak with the clients in order to kind of get any special requests. Sometimes there would be like language requests or things like that of you know hey if we could get a bilingual nurse who speaks Spanish or you know something like that and we would always do our best to accommodate. I remember yeah Minnesota among Chinese I believe was one of them and yeah a lot of kind of high-end like smaller events too. We would do bigger kind of like overall corporate wellness type stuff but then we would also do smaller programs for executives and that's where I would end up kind of doing a lot more of my like client-facing stuff where it would be you know when it's executives it's all kind of a la carte if you will. They kind of just tell you what they want and you you got to go out there and get it and that's what we did basically a hundred percent of the time. So yeah.