To make sure that I'm prioritizing the right tasks and what needs to be done. So if it's, you know, depending on the business or depending on how urgent policy is, it's going to be if what I'm working on has to do with underwriting, but if it's, like, my teammates, my manager, I wouldn't necessarily call them an interruption, but, like, teammates on things like that, they can wait until I'm done with my clients at that current time. Underwriting, I'll definitely speak with them, especially if it's not the same account that I'm working on, but if it's some other account, then I'll definitely talk to the underwriters as well. But they wouldn't be interrupting my daily tasks, because they'll be part of my daily tasks. So everybody has an importance on there. Teammates just sending IMs just to chat, that's not a high priority. Underwriters with importance on accounts that they need to talk about, that's important. Definitely get back with them. Manager, of course, high priority as well. But I make sure that my priorities, my high priorities are always taken care of, and anything that isn't affecting what I'm doing and affecting the job that I'm doing, it can wait until there's an appropriate time to handle it.