So, when I worked for Sykes Enterprises, I worked for an online pharmacy. I had a customer call in and ask about Kroger's. He's been going to Kroger's for over 12 years to pick up his prescriptions, and he's asking why he's no longer able to. I let him know that Kroger's is no longer in network for the year 2024, and he said why. So, I had to explain to him that we did reach out to Kroger's to renew our contract and continue our partnership. However, they refused, so they're no longer in network for the year 2024. I offered a mail home delivery for his prescriptions. We can deliver it straight to your mailbox, and he refused that as well. He said that I'm 70-something years old, and as long as I can walk and drive, I want to be able to go pick up my own prescriptions. So, I looked up local pharmacies near him. I found Walgreens and CVS, and he said, I've been there. I've done that. I don't like them as well. It was hard for me, but I had to circle back and offer mail-in delivery again. I let him know that we do automatic refills, automatic renewals. We do free shipping. We do all communications with your doctor. We ship it straight to your mailbox. You can reach out to us 24-7, and if you would like, you can manage your prescriptions online. And in the end, he did agree to switch over to mail home delivery.