[laughs] That's nice.

Um, because they're such an important part of this whole, whole process.

And so what we wanted to do is get everybody's input, and when we wrote the LOOP-C, we had individuals who are all on the spectrum, several of them help us with the wording and the language to be able to make sure that they're, we're maintaining dignity and that we're actually addressing things that matter, or if there's some language in there that we need to take out.

You know, I was talking to Michael Christiansen, who's one of the contributors, and he's like, "You know, Nikki, you haven't asked me, like, where I see myself in the future or what goals I have for myself." And I'm like, "You're right.

I haven't done that yet." And so you'll notice that all of those things are in there, and that we really paid attention to that.

We have found that, especially with some of our teenage clients and some of the older clients, that they really like having a say in their treatment plan, and some like to just circle the numbers.

Like, "This might be a nine for me," or, "This is a four," or whatever, that we get to really work in a collaborative way because of those interviews.

It was great to have you on.