Um, when I don't know the answer to a question, I do, I don't know if it's the right thing to do, but I do let them know, um, like if someone's asking me a question, like a client or an employer or someone that I'm working with, um, I let them know I don't know the answer to the question, but I know someone who might know the answer to the question. Um, I did, I did that a lot basically at the bankruptcy office, um, but I had a supervisor who was a very good friend of mine. Um, I would go to her often when I didn't know the answer to a question, especially when I started the job at the first time, like there was a lot of things I didn't understand. And so easily I would say, I hear your question, let me message Jeanette, who's in this office and I'll let her know this question and see if she can answer it for you. Um, give me just two, three minutes of your time for the answer to come through from her and I will let you know, um, pretty simple asking for help is not something that I'm too shy about. If I don't know, I don't know. Um, I don't like to act like I know what's going on 24 seven. I don't like to act like I know the answer to every question that someone gives me. Um, cause I know it's important to the person who's asking the question that I give them the correct answer and I'm not going to lie or come up with something just to satisfy them just to get them out of my face or something like that. I would never do that. Um, I constantly ask questions when I do not know the answer to them.