day tomorrow and the next day and the day after that as we can. you know, what's interesting is insurers and pharmacies go through this every year. they went through this before the affordable care act was ever passed because people change policies, because seniors change programs in the part d program. they know how to handle this. we've worked very closely with them because we know they'll be a spotlight tomorrow. we don't want anybody to have problems but we know some people will. that's why we've set up a toll-free number. 1-800-318-2596. i want to repeat that one more time. it's 1-800-318-2596. if anyone's having problems tomorrow, if they go to a pharmacy, if they go to a hospital, there's no records, they should call that number. the insurer can call that number. we'll be able to determine in five minutes whether or not they properly enrolled. if they have a bigger problem, then we'll assign a case worker to it and try to get a