So, one of my biggest challenges in my last position has been kind of explaining to daycare parents why things happen the way they happen. A lot of things happen because of state regulations, and state regulations we just have to abide by. First of all, when we're licensed as a center, they have to do a ratio, number of kids per number of adults, and many parents believe that their kids should be considered a kindergartner the summer before they start kindergarten because they're going to be starting kindergarten per se. But in actuality, the state regulation says that they cannot be considered a kindergartner until they have started that very first day of kindergarten. So sometimes the parents have a little bit of a hard time with that because they expect their rates to go down when they become kindergarten age, and technically they do go down when they're kindergarten age, however, they're not technically kindergarten age until they hit that first day of kindergarten. So the stat to child ratio basically affects that kindergarten age. Generally, once you explain the regulations, why they do what they do, and it is in the best interest of the families and the children, then they're pretty good with that. Some of them might not still be happy with it, but they understand it and we're able to move forward with that. So that's probably one of my biggest challenges is getting parents to understand that some of the things that we do are because of state regulations, not just because I choose to make this particular rule.