We, I had this, you know, co-worker. He, he and I, you know, we inspected this homeowner's roof and it was, you know, it was going pretty good from there. Like we were marking all the damages for hail and wind damage, you know, and we got down and reported everything to the homeowner. And after that, we were able to get a contingency. And when we got, and when we got the contingency, you know, he, he never told me that I had it with him, you know, because that, that was actually my first success. So he never told me that I had it with him or any of this or he basically went behind my back and did everything. I mean, he never, he never completed it. I mean, he had car troubles. So he met with the homeowner's insurance adjuster without me being there or telling me, let alone taking me to Oakland. So it's, it wasn't really good, but I went to management to let them know because I had found out. Because anytime, anytime you shotgun with somebody, you know, if you have their address, they do too, you know. So they're not the only ones that have that opportunity. You have it as well. So it don't really make sense and it's not fair to you for someone to go behind your back and try to do everything and take all the money for themselves just for them to not even complete it because they got car troubles. But he ended up getting fired completely because backstab, they don't do backstabbing. They don't tolerate that at all.