So, I have a live issue and I can't give you any actual details because they're confidential, but an instance where I'm all four at the same time, care and competitive, professional and strategic, there is a magistrate who disregarded some provisions in the safe and home laws. And a participant in the program called and was crying, and they ended up taking her kid away. It's a messy divorce situation, and the opposing counsel for my participant even accused counsel for my participant of candor towards the tribunal and hiding information going after his license when he was trying sort of to protect his client, although he hadn't done his homework. So I first wanted to just care for my participant, calm her down. She in clinical terms, she was dysregulated. So I've gone through lay chop and see, I am very comfortable in a caring kind of situation. I was also an EMT and undergrad. We addressed the situation with the judge over the match, and there was some planning on how are we going to go about this, because it was potentially our first time that we're going to have to prosecute a magistrate, and how many facts do we actually have for that? It got kind of into the weeds, but we have found a good way to move forward, and they are aware that we are watching over their shoulder. The opposing counsel, I'm looking forward to meeting. She's not my opposition, because I have no idea what kind of parent my participant is. I'm just concerned with protecting her confidentiality and hiding her according to state law, but with her trying to establish the precedent that this could be some type of grounds for going after someone's law license is inexcusable, and I am looking forward to that conversation in the judge's chambers next week, so it will be an interesting time to really go after somebody who is well beyond the normal.