An ideal work day for me is getting to the office, arriving to my desk. Once I get to my desk, I pretty much log into the queue to start answering queue calls and also just start the different duties that we have each day as a clerk. So everyone as a clerk has emails, regular mail, faxes, we actually don't have faxes anymore. There's different types of emails, like appraisals emails or general claims emails, police report type of emails, again, regular mail, return mail. We also have a queue where adjusters send tasks to be done, so that's where we send either requests or requests or reports, inspection, appraisals, requests, sending emails to attorneys. It's a lot of mainly inbound calls that we take and the clerk position is handling a lot of those calls out of the whole, out of the rest of the departments. So it's pretty much just kind of sitting repetitive work every single day and kind of fast paced multitasking. It also involves a lot of reassuring and verifying because a lot of things in the insurance industry can change and especially just each insurance company because each of them are completely different and also like being in the industry for a little bit, I can definitely say, wow, that's a lot, especially with stays and getting, but anyways, yeah, it's just, it's just, it's, it's very different. And, you know, that's kind of, it's very important to verify and confirm as far as through the day. You know, it's very common to ask the supervisor or management, upper leader, whatever the case may be, just to verify a few things. Like I said, you know, things may change, but you know, that's repetitive multitasking work throughout the day. You know, I have my lunch, about an hour lunch, and then I do get off either at five 30 or six depending how the shifts change. And that's pretty much it. It is a lot of just communicating, trying to, you know, dial down any type of situations and maybe a little bit escalated or maybe getting escalated, but, you know, help the best way possible, not only with customers, but in the office it's, you know, it's our role is very important as every other role, but yeah, that's definitely what my do what we're doing. It does look like.