And the results have been very, very positive, but the nursing in particular. So that was something that we had always talked about on a certain extent. But then When Covid hit, you had this massive shortage of health care and nurses around the country. So it got to the point where, you know, you'd have like a COVID wave in New York and then you'd have a COVID wave in the Midwest and then the Southeast. (06:09–06:16)
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