hey, can I see what you're doing this way or you can't get the in-person help as much. So for the first two years I wasn't in office and then in 2018 we moved to her route and then I've been a remote ever since. Okay and do you enjoy a remote? Is it? Yeah, it's a good thing? It's definitely been perfect for me just because I could, just the, my organization is more flexible. But basically, since I've been remote, I start work really early in the morning and I get done, so I start work above 5 a.m. And then I'm done by 1.30. Amazing. So going to start that early so I'd much prefer to be here and start early and that's right. All year, eliminating commute time and increasing family time. And I think you had mentioned you have a young family. Yes, I have two daughters, a four-year-old and two-year-old and then a boy do in June. Okay, so all of July. Yeah, sorry, sorry, very, baby brain. It's all a blur, you know, you start filing on the kids. So, I would imagine that your work flexibility being at home really helps out with with the family. It definitely does. I'm able to take my lunch break to take my girls to school if needed, if my husband can't do it. And then I'm able to, I'm done, they're done with school by 2 p.m. So I'm done by 1.30, so I pick them too and it's still a full day to do whatever. That's awesome. That's great to hear. Well, it is what a great choice you made with your career to help with your family, be there for your kids and you have a home life. So I have to, though, because once an animal lover, always an animal lover