At the end of many workdays, your coworkers comment that there is "too much to be done" to get ready for patients the next day and that the receipts of the day should be handled when the office atmosphere is less hectic--maybe at the end of the week or the next week? One of the assistants in the office proposes that receipts should no longer be written for payments received in person in the office, citing that patients who send checks in the mail do not get a receipt. What is your response to these two scenarios