What separates me from other candidates? I'm not gonna let a bad day get me down. I'm not gonna let a bad mood get me down. I'm not gonna let a bad person get me down. If I'm having a bad day at home or I didn't sleep well the night before because something else is on my mind, I'm just showing up in the morning with a monster and eventually the hype, upbeat attitude that everybody wants is gonna come. Just let me wake up for a little bit and it'll be fine. But I just don't, if you carry that negativity you pass it on. You can't do anything with that. You can't move forward with that. It holds you back. So while I do make it a point to try to learn the best that I can, learn as fast as I can so I can be the most helpful, I'm also not afraid of going, hey I don't know how to do this. Hey I need help with this. Or hey I feel like we're not communicating well and you don't understand it so let me backtrack and explain it better to you. Explain it differently to you so that you can understand it better. Because I don't want anybody to have a bad time and I don't want anybody to feel like they were left out. So if you're having a bad day you're not anymore because I'm gonna make you smile. And if that customer has given you a bad time, not anymore because I'll take it over. And either they can leave or I can 360 it. A lot of times I would be sent in with patients who were angry or upset because they didn't understand something because I could turn it around and I could get them to understand what we're trying to do to try to help and make them feel better about the choices they were trying to make rather than them feeling like they have to make this choice because they're in my dental chair. But that's not the case. You have options but if I don't tell you what you need then I didn't do you a service. And so I just want everyone to feel like they're getting the service that they desire.