 Now, what the article kind of alluded to is the fact that during COVID, there were a lot of people that adopted animals because they're at home all the time and they're, you know, for lack of a better word, bored. And so they needed that companionship and that, you know, kind of helped bridge the gap for some of that loneliness. But that increased, you know, spiked the demand for vet care and there's just not enough veterinary care to kind of handle some of that demand.