Yeah, the insurance I have with Acme, they have $35,000, is the amount that they will pay if there is a dispute on a license. So for legal coverage, that's actually an option within the policy, you can up that, I think, to $65,000 in legal fee coverage. I can't imagine that complicated of a case before the Arkansas speech language pathology hearing board, but it's there. And so those, those issues within the policy are there. And then, of course, the, you know, general liability coverage, if I should, you know, God forbid, maliciously choose an incorrect diet and commit malpractice, and someone was to be harmed by that. That's not going to happen, because some of us are very responsible and diligent clinicians. We know to document. We know how to treat our patients accordingly. But it's there. It's peace of mind. You know, people make mistakes or litigious type situations come along, so it's great to have it, and you do have those choices, and it's good to know your policy, and I think it's good to shop it around. We get really linked down into our jobs or into our certifications or professions, because we think that insurance is this life raft that only floats one way, and in fact, it can be custom tailored, even in the event of liability, toward the clinician what their needs are, even when I was with pro liability. One other thing I can remember, there was a disclosure box that I checked, which was a bit unusual. It added maybe 20, $30 a year. I can't remember if I've worked in a correctional institution, and at the time, I did for a short amount of time, and I think they had to call and do like, a second interview on that to say, Well, are there cameras there? And, you know, do you have guards? And of course, that's part of the conversation, but you do need to tailor that insurance, because if you also don't pay attention to some of those issues, and you do have something that comes up, your coverage could be in question.