So when I was a manager at a Jack in the Box a few years ago, there was one teenage girl in particular that was really not liking to be told anything, did not want to be disciplined or shown to learn anything new or different. And I honestly just had to stay firm with her and let her know, like, hey, I understand you're not used to being taught anything, that you are used to doing things one way and not having to do things another person's way. And me staying firm with her honestly brought us to where we had a better relationship and we still talk to this day. And now she's very teachable and she is now the manager of the store that I left from because she had a good teacher and good guidance. And I was actually just caring and nurturing more motherly to her to let her know, like, hey, it's okay. We are all grown. I understand you don't like to be told what to do, but this is a job and you have to listen. And like I said, we are still in contact to this day and that is how it was resolved just by staying firm.