Yeah, I'd say fortunately here, my advice is the same pretty much regardless of what year it is. I mean, this is what we call inbound peak. And so, of course, we all know peak season or Black Friday, Cyber Monday, you know, it's when you make a lot of your revenue from the sales you make, inventory going outbound. But for us, this is inbound peak. And so this starts and this bleeds up pretty close all the way to the holiday selling where both for direct-to-consumer and for B2B, we see such a massive influx in inventory coming into our network. And so know that your fulfillment partner, while you might say, oh, this is not your busy time because your busy time is the holidays when a bunch of stuff is shipping outbound.

And so that's like a huge way to get ahead of Black Friday or Cyber Monday because you can ship faster, ship more inexpensively, but you can also push out your sales date closer and closer to Christmas to continue to extend those sales and drive some extra revenue. But I think really, again, since you asked on the fulfillment side, whatever you can do to set up your partners for success from things like barcoding to just clean inbound to just really scheduling and giving them a heads up of what's coming and when, that will really set you up for success. Because the last thing you want to be doing is scrambling and asking for inventory counts and where inventory is when it's your time to really be going full throttle on marketing.