I started hearing about Tippy probably around a year ago. A lot of our growth factor students, it's kind of. Of, you know, one person talks about something, and they try it, and they're sharing their experience, and then it kind of cascades, and then we end up on these group calls, having conversations of how it's working, and showing the setup and all of these things. And I think it's really important, especially now, this has been a rough year for all industries. You know, business wise, it's an election year, there's recession fears, all of these things. And in times, it really should be in all times, but I feel like in times of constriction, when people are really focused on, like, wow, how am I going to get my revenue? They're really looking at, what payments can I bundle? What you know, like, Where can I save? How can I save? From both ends, not only like trying to bring in more revenue, but trying to cut expenses. And one of the big expenses that we see are credit card processing fees. And when you it's not a big deal for the patient, because it's, you know, cents. It's usually less than $1 that they're paying. And I know for me, like it's so convenient to be able to pay on I have left hair stylist because the salon would not take credit cards, and I don't carry cash. And so it was an inconvenience for me to either not feel like, you know, like I don't want to not tip my stylist, you know, and but then I'm like, now I have to go figure, I have to go to the ATM, I have to get cash, and I'm paying the ATM fees. And it's this whole thing that if I forget to do that, you know? So I will gladly pay 50 cents on a credit card processing fee to save me that amount of time. I'm going to pay three bucks on an ATM fee anyways, right? So it allows there's the convenience factor of that, there's the benefit that the tip is going directly, you guys have. We'll have to include a picture of the platform when we do this episode, so we'll include that over on the show notes page on our website. But essentially, you have your point of sale, and then is it a little iPad, like a mini iPad, or so? Yeah,