So, for this question, how do you respond to when you know the answer to a question? I have a firm belief that at the end of the day, you know, the task at hand is what matters. It's not about egos. It's not about, you know, saying what the manager or the client wants to hear. But it's actually making sure that you're giving the most accurate information. So, to answer that question, I would say, I would admit that I don't have the answer. Or if I believe I know what the answer is, I will say that. I believe from my experience, this is this and this is what happens. I want to make sure because this specific detail is something that I have never been exposed to. I've never had to work with. So, let me look into it and I will get back to you. And I think it also shows that my good intentions and wanting to make sure that I'm providing the best information possible versus just wanting to let people know that I have all the answers. I think you earn people's respect more when you present yourself as I don't have all the answers, but I will find out versus this is the absolute truth. I have the absolute truth. And that's definitely not something that I believe that I follow.