you know, I think most of us were sent home to work. And there's so many coders that are looking for at home positions, but you're the opposite. You'd like to be around everybody in the office. Yeah, it was a shock for me to go home. It's like, oh no. I see where we can get more done at home, but if you're a coder, you can get more done. Or we found that our billers here in the office have gotten more done at home than they did in the office because there's always going to be somebody somebody asking you questions or interruptions. We have found that it worked great for us. Okay, and I know that comes up a lot as far as working from home in our Facebook group. And we, I think there are individuals who are hoping to get their first job as a at home coder. That's typically not the case. I think more often than not you'd like to see a year or two of experience before sending them home. Right, because we were starting that program here because we had a lot of coders that were like an hour hour and a half away and they were driving in every day and so we were just getting that program started and we had like seven or eight of our coders working from home and they had to come in one day a week and then COVID hit two months later and everybody was sent home. Oh boy, oh boy. Have you had to do much hiring during the pandemic? We had to lay off a couple but then we called them back and then probably hired like two or three more because we we want to keep thing in-house. Yes, things have picked back up