That's a good one. I'd say the first thing to do is kind of acknowledge the question. Nobody likes to be unheard or get the work around, so first thing you do is just, you know, acknowledge them and say, like, I appreciate you for asking that. It's an interesting question. Then maybe you'd ask some clarifying questions to kind of get it worded differently, because it might just be that you need to get it rephrased. And if the rephrasing helps, then you can share the related knowledge that you have. If not, next thing to do is to, you know, take the honest approach. Admit that you don't know. Not everybody knows everything, so once you have admitted that you don't have the answer that they're looking for, you got to show that willingness to figure it out and follow up. So once you've figured it out, follow it up. Ninety percent of the time that builds that rapport that customers are looking for, and you can always reflect and learn. That's a new thing that you know, and you can keep that in your box.