With my last company, um, I really liked how, um, they tried to support that, like, family feel of, like, you know, with your co-workers and stuff. Um, a lot of them, uh, knew each other for, like, ten plus years, you know, they've been with the company a while. And, um, I just, I really liked that they tried to include you, um, in whatever they had, um, going on. And, um, they were very supportive, uh, very helpful as far as, like, learning, uh, new skills. I didn't know how to work with Excel at all. Um, and before I left, I was in the middle of learning how to use Excel, and they were just super nice, and I just, I love that. Um, what I didn't like, um, when it comes with, like, family and co-workers and when you mix that, um, I don't know, I think some of the lines get blurred. Um, so, obviously, like, pros and cons, um, with that. Um, I also didn't like, at some point, I felt singled out with, with that whole, like, work-family dynamic. Um, it just wasn't the best time for me either, but, um, I really don't have anything horrible to say about that environment either. So, yeah.