Yeah, yeah. So HQ is very innovative and different, because it's largely self serve at least the initial, at least, perceptual health testing is largely self served. So when you come in, you gotta have an iPad, because the iPads available there. And you basically answers a number of questionnaires. If you have difficulty, there's staff there who can help you fill out this questionnaire, but it's basically attempting to get some demographic data. And also to look at your sexual behaviors and other issues you may have, it allows us to kind of tailor what you needed. So when you fill that out, you swipe your OHIP card, I should say, at this point that people who don't have OHIP coverage, such as newcomers, or refugees, we don't charge them for our services, but we give them an HQ card that's similar to an OHIP card, so you just swipe that card, and then the computer will then choose out a number of labels that you you then take with you into a self swab kiosk, there are like half a dozen of them, or seven, I think, where there are a number of swabs and urine sample bottles, and you, it's like a toilet, basically. But above the sink, there's a TV screen. And it gives you instructions in different languages, as to how to do a throat swab, a rectal swab, or to take a urine sample. You take all those, and then if you need a blood draw for something like syphilis, or HIV, right next door to these kiosks is the phlebotomist who is the person who takes gives you a very, very puncture, they take your blood, and then all of those samples, you take with you down the hall, to a slot in front of the lab, where you leave that and you go. And that whole process, you could be in and out within 15 to 20 minutes, there's no appointments, you walk in at your convenience, you get your results by text or email within 24 hours. And the great thing is that we're all used to our doctors telling us no news is good news. Otherwise, if you don't hear from us, you can assume everything is fine. We're not doing that. Everybody will get a text message or phone call to give them their results. Now I will say you get the result, if it's negative, if your test is reactive or positive, you were asked to come back to talk to somebody obviously, and and you will be offered treatment, be it for STIs or, or HIV.