Okay, so the goals at my last position, each study that we did, we had like certain, let's say I was at the East location and we had to have like, okay, so let's say we were doing a flu vaccine study and we would need like 150 people that randomized for that study. So that would be our goal, but once it gets past us, getting them in, pre-screening them, making the first appointment, it's out of our hands. It's up to the team, the other part of the team who does the actual randomizing and the study itself. So it's up to them on whether they are accepted or randomized. So whether that's depends on how we meet our goal, but on our end or like at my, on my end, I mean, we always, I mean, there's a few studies that you have to find really specific people that we couldn't find, but mostly we would definitely, I mean, we'd be on the phone all day. That's all we did was call and we had so many studies that we had to fit people into different studies that they qualify for, but I would have to say besides some really hard studies, I think that we on our end made our, I mean, our goals, it was a team effort. So.