Well, the biggest challenge on my last job, my last position is dealing with students, sometimes dealing with parents, overcoming right people's, or at least not people, but these kids, young people, I deal with middle schoolers, average age of 13, 14 for my group. And basically it's just right that getting the kids moving, getting them to understand that their phones aren't everything, to help them see how learning, how an education is what's actually best for them, despite the many societal aspects that come into play because they're on TikTok, right? They're doing all these different things that Instagram provides and maybe somebody goes on there and says, Oh, look how big of a success I am. I didn't need to go to school, blah, blah, blah. So that's the biggest challenge, just overcoming the negative aspects, I guess, of students gaining an education. And then my outcomes and how I always resolve the issue was to invite students in. So at the beginning of the school year, right, I would show them what they needed to do to become an American with money, to become an American citizen in a democracy who is able to vote as a military veteran, voting is a key, really, really hope people vote. And again, invite the students on the journey that education and the positives that education will bring a life. And that the biggest thing I challenge them with is that education is not what they see sitting in a classroom.