 Now, what if I didn't use that form? I could say, well, are the other forms wrong to use? Well, they're not exactly wrong because they'll still record the thing. It'll just won't have the easiest format to sort your data by. So let's say that if I went into PayPal, and let's just pretend I recorded this one just for the just to show. And let's say I categorize it instead of as a transfer. I categorize it over here as like an expense. So I'm going to say it's an expense form. The other side is going to go to the checking account and that's it. So instead of a transfer, a transfer, we've recorded as a category. Since this is a money out, it'll be formatted with an expense form. So let's add that and check it out just to see what the difference is. If I go to the checking account, notice that it recognized the match, but it didn't record it automatically this time. So I'm going to go into the checking account and say it found the match. So that looks good. So I'm going to go ahead and match it. This won't record anything new. It'll just say, okay, I verify that it has happened on both sides of the transaction. And then I'm going to go back on over and say, okay, what happens then? Let's run it and say checking account now. If I go into the checking account, I'm going to have this 999 as an increase, but it was done with an expense form. And so that messes things up. You see, if I was trying to sort by transaction date, transaction type, which is common. If I'm trying to sort by all the increases, I don't want to include expense forms because that usually is a decrease. So it'll include all the things that are decreases, right? So that's why it's kind of messed up. It's not the end of the world, but it kind of messes up your detailed sorting in that way. So the transaction is the same. The accounts are affected the same. And if I go into my PayPal and go into here, then it looks kind of correct because it's a decrease using an expense form, which is what you would expect. Although it'll be the same expense form as every other outflow that you would use things to pay for normal transaction, like contractors or whatever and that kind of stuff. All right. And then.