Okay, so when I had decided to, you know, sign the lease and open up and work through the renovations, that was towards the end of February. And then of course, we know the world shut down just after that. My original plan was to open up on April 1 and April Fool's to me, that clearly did not happen. So it just kept getting pushed back and pushed back and then the township shut down. So you know, the building was ready, I was ready, but the certificate of occupancy couldn't occur until they got back into the office, and were able to grant that so I, you know, basically the end of, let's say, the end of May was the time that they got back in and I was able to get that and officially open June 1. So at that time, chiropractors were still open for a central business. Some many people did get to chiropractors, but I think just so many unknowns, a lot of people weren't going anywhere, and ever, you know, a lot of our patient based on the island worked from home. So once we opened, it was just me in a continuous amount of patients coming in new patients, people that had been working from home and obviously sitting a lot of the time, lots of low back pain, lots of sciatica. It started off kind of new patients coming in that way, as well as I had patients from the office I'd worked at before, as well as Dr. Berty, who had had a home office she ended up closing and reached out to me and we sat down and she handed over the patients that she had seen And so that kind of all came together at the same time. And just it's been fantastic ever since. So very, very grateful. Very fortunate.