 The term credit can be kind of confusing because from an accounting standpoint, it just means two sides of the ledgers. The credit is the credit side of the ledger. But then from the accounts receivables standpoint from this AR account, which represents the customer owing us money, it's a debit balance account, which means that, you know, a debit balance is good for us. The business owner, because it's an asset, we expect to be paid, but it's bad for the customer because it means that they owe us money. So then when we say we're crediting your account as a customer, we're just lowering that we're just putting an amount on the credit side of the ledger. But from the customer's perspective, that's a good thing because that's lowering the amount they owe us usually or possibly in this case, it's representing the fact that they have a credit that they can apply to future purchases. So that's why credits tend to be good. Like we see them as good from a customer perspective.