Um, what separates me from other candidates? Uh, I think a pretty intense work ethic. So 2019 was the last year that I was an hourly associate, or the last year before college, actually. Um, and I think in that year, God, it was, it was between like 550 and 600 hours of overtime that year. Granted, back then my, my, my short term goals were a little bit different. So I ended up buying a couple of motorcycles, um, that year to kind of embellish myself. But then in 2020, while still working full time, I went back to school full time, um, got my associate's degree that same year, and then 2021 through 2023, you know, I worked on getting my, uh, my, my bachelor's degree. And then in 21 as well, I also became a salaried member. So that, you know, also put some extra stress on the load, the workload.