I have, I've always wanted, you know, in the past, opportunity for growth in my workplace. Always thinking about the future. Obviously I want something to where my strengths are going to translate as far as my past experiences and my knowledge, but I'm also willing to learn. I've also stepped into the arena completely unknowing of certain things. When I first started in the lawn care business, when I started working at my first pharmacy, I knew nothing about prescriptions. I knew nothing about, you know, lawn care. I'd never read a book about these things. There weren't a thousand YouTube videos teaching me at the time about these things. There were things that I learned at the workplace by people who knew more than me and just through my luckily excellent, you know, training that I had from my mentors and my leaders. When it comes to my next opportunity, I just, I've started to learn that workplace culture is actually very important. There's only so many times, so many days you can punch into work and say, you know, I really don't like to do this job. I don't think I'm treated fairly here, but you know, it's worth it for the money and for my family. Eventually you're going to find something else. I think that the culture of the workplace is what I'm looking for and whether I end up getting, you know, a handful of promotions or I remain in the position that I'm at. I think that coming to work and enjoying who you work for and the job that you do is just as important as anything else.