Yeah, so my last position was at Rivian and I was working on the assembly line for the electric Amazon vehicles. And for that position, we had metrics as far as like your speed, how well you put the parts on with the least amount of errors. And it all comes from being trained and listening and having questions when you're in the training class. So we had goals such as and have a time of putting the front bumper on or about they'll give us like 20 minutes to put a front bumper on. Now, my time after I got trained, I was doing at least eight minutes. So I exceeded in that position because for me, once I learn something and grasp it, I take it in to heart and I just go with it. So my speed was very good. I was very accurate. I was a team player. My peers actually came to me when they had questions about something or like a part of something go on or what tool to use. Because once again, like I said, I do pick on very quickly. And for that position alone, it was very fast paced, you know, nonstop. So it's a lot going on in the factory. But I stay focused and manage to once again become one of the team members with the highest numbers with least amount of errors in our department.