My first guest was actually a really good guest. But, you know, I just listed my apartment the way that it was in 2013, it definitely was not Airbnb ready and I accidentally accepted the deposit over Wells Fargo. So that, you know, that got me kicked off the platform. I had no idea for a year that I was even like that my account was suspended for taking the money through the deposit through Wells Fargo. So, you know, I made a lot of rookie mistakes and she actually like cancelled her reservation because like I said the apartment was not Airbnb ready, it had carpet, it was cluttered with a lot of furniture. I just did it as like, you know, a last minute thing because I got booked for the festival and I felt that you know, it would have been smart for me to sublet it. So basically, that was my first experience with Airbnb. But then as I was travelling I was like wondering why I wasn't getting more bookings and so eventually I called Airbnb and they let me know what happened. So I created a new listing. I tore the carpet out of my apartment. Luckily there was hardwood floors underneath. I listed a bunch of the furniture on free Craigslist and people came in got the excess furniture out of my apartment. Then I listed my apartment once I got it refigured and Airbnb ready under a new account. The Airbnb's photographer came and took photos. Then I have had an amazing experience ever since. Um, I've only had a couple of bad guests throughout the years, but most, like 99% of my guests have been, you know, really great. I don't have instant book on or anything like that. So I really use my gut when I booked guests. Does that answer your question?