Have the CCC. And it's exciting because now even though the fix SLP map doesn't identify Arkansas requiring Medicaid are acquiring the CCC for Medicaid, Arkansas, by practice has always been asking for CCC cards every year, a group of speech therapists got together several months ago, we reached down and a great email effort, some former classmates of mine in graduate school. And when we had that reach out, we received a very positive response from the state which is we recognize that our credentialing system, the actual laws that exist in Arkansas, don't require the CCC and we have been properly doing this. We are going to change it. And next year, there is going to be a policy change that we're going to rewrite. Okay, that sounds fine. Sierra reached out from wolf wellness and holiday Island, Arkansas. Did I say that? Right? Yes, yes, he did. And she said, look, I've got a speech language pathologist, Zane Rankin, who is trying to onboard with us and we have applied to Arkansas. And we've gotten to denial because he doesn't have an active CCC. And so is there anything that the fixers can do and so using some of those same contacts from when we had reached out to Arkansas Department of Human Services? I reached back out again, and I said, you know, since we're going to change this rule, what about if we have somebody who's already there, since they're acknowledging that they're not applying it correctly? Already? Got a response back within I think, the same day, which was in that the question was this, and this is where the policy and Arkansas was going? Has he ever had a CCC? While I reached back out to Sierra, the answer was yes. And so suddenly, my mind starts spinning. I called Jeanette and I said, How do we find out? What's the record? And we actually have a letter, which is kind of cool, from Asha, verifying that Zane had a CCC. And so we put all this information together, we zip that off to Arkansas DHS, and we got an approval pretty quickly. How was that? How long does that takes here?