A big challenge I've had when working as a law clerk is a lot of people, a lot of times when I'm asking these questions, they may seem a little bit angry. And I try to remain empathetic with these people. A lot of times people are angry at the situations and they take it out on people that are trying to help them, which is so understandable because a lot of these people have been mistreated by a lot of government agencies and haven't been able to get answers for however long. But I always try to remain empathetic. There's always something else going on and have tried to remind the people that I'm there to help them. A lot of times at the end of the call, they thank me for their time as well as I thank them for theirs. A lot of people take time out of their day to speak with me and take time off work in order to take these calls. And I always appreciate that and remind myself that the problem I'm working on is bigger than myself. And if I can do anything to help these people, whether they need funding to remain a guardian of children or funding if their children has disabilities and the government has pulled their funding for at-home programs, I try to always remind myself that these problems have been happening for a lot of these people for a lot of time. And anything I can do to help them is only going to benefit them in the future. A lot of times I have to remind them that the work we're doing sometimes does take a little bit longer than ideal, but we do have an influx of cases a lot of times. So it is important for me to remind them that we are working as diligently as possible and as hard as we can to get this problem resolved as soon as possible.