Thomas, you missed the point. No one is saying that time should be restricted per CMS or other guidelines rather than the three key components. And time will still be used in 2021. Let's look at an example. If a physician billed out a 99214 on every patient, that would be a red flag. However, Geriatric providers bill out 99214 on virtually every patient, every visit, but it is expected because of the type of patient they are seeing. The top of the bell curve for an orthopedic physician is 99203. If you see an otho where that is not the case, chances are they are not billing correctly or over documenting. An experienced internal medicine physician can reach a 99214 in less than ten minutes and coding by time would not benefit them. All that we were saying is that the percentage of coding based on key components vs time is going to change depending on the specialty of the physician. And you would totally expect that. I am very pleased that CMS will be changing to time and MDM making next year. This is long overdue. EMR's basically guide the medical staff to document a comp history on every patient, which is not medically necessary. So in the world that we live in today, the key components documented, generally speaking, do not meet medical necessity. I'm looking forward to 2021.