Well, when priorities change, I adapt very well and very quick and decisive thinking. One instance I can explain, back when I worked at Bill's Equipment and Supply, which I worked there for 15 years as a manager, selling and dealing with AR accounts and customers all day long. When I've got a high priority customer that needs something right away because all of a sudden an accident happened, or things like when a truck driver gets out of scale at DOT and needs to get moving and get some of his load unloaded, I put together a quick plan, find out where my drivers are and see who's closest and see who can make the quickest and safest route change to take care of the situation. And or if someone, I always made sure that all my drivers that, all my employees that work for me, had good standing driver's license so in a pinch I could send them out to do deliveries. Same with propane, when companies need propane during the winter, every one of my guys had valid driver's license to where if someone needed something in a pinch, they could do it. And sometimes I would even drop out, jump out in the truck myself and drop off propane. So adapting and quick thinking and doing things safely, that's how I proceeded.