All right, so this question says, how do you prioritize tasks? It really just kind of depends on what's priority, what is needing to be done first, and what's due first. How I would like to prioritize certain tasks is if it's our patients or our clients that are our top priority, of course, whoever we are assisting with our services, I like to put them first and put their needs first on whatever they're needing me to get done for them so I can do that before the end of the day as soon as possible, because like I said, their needs are a little bit more important. And I just kind of try to maintain and figure out what needs to be done first. For me personally, I used to be a dental assistant slash receptionist. I was the only employee there for like two years, two and a half years. I did absolutely anything you can think of. I was the assistant. I did the phone calls. I checked patients in and out. I did the finances, the accounting. I did the insurance. I did the scheduling, appointment bookkeeping, stuff like that. So of course, our top priority would be for the patients and to verify their insurance before they came in, make sure everything was put in properly. So how I would kind of put that in task is I would do the patient's stuff first, and then I would kind of narrow it down to like, okay, paperwork needs to be scanned in. Paperwork needs to be put in here. Payments need to be put in. But again, it always depends on how each business prioritizes what first. But of course, the main thing is our clients and our patients and all of our wonderful services that we are trying to give to them. So that's how I would like to prioritize as well.