 And then you also might just have a situation where you're dealing with a customer and you're saying, I will grant you a future credit if you make a purchase kind of thing. And so therefore, if they decide to make a purchase, that's when you apply the future credit. And I think that's when it's most likely properly going to be used, because again, the delayed credit is not recording the transaction at the point you enter it into the system. If it's something you're committed to, you should think that you should record the financial transaction at that time with the received payment possibly or the credit memo. But if it's something that's not likely to happen in the future and you're not supposed to record it at this time, but if it does happen, you want to take it into account, that's when you've got this delayed credit, which will kick in at the end.