I agree with you. I looked into changing software last year after that debacle we had. What I found is that the other tax software providers could not say that the data conversion to their software would be correct. That meant that we would have to check every carryover from 2018 to 2019 and that would be a huge issue on many of our partnerships and corps and some individuals with K-1's. I decided to stick with Proseries because that would be a large time loss that could not be recouped. However, if this happens again to the extent of last year, I will have to swallow the billing loss.