Throughout my customer service experience, I have worked current phasing roles but most of like during a pandemic when I had call center jobs from my first job at Sykes and I did customer service and help desk there and as a right now network analyst I'm still dealing with people, helping people. For example, right now a little bit of what I do now is I work with, I work at a data center. At the data center, we have a bunch of customers with our services and we have people have internet services with us and voice services with us. Let's say someone's internet is acting crazy, we would have a ticket report back to us and you know call the customer and communicate with them back and forth to make sure you know that whatever they want is getting done as far as like the job. I've always worked with customers, clients, right now I work with a bunch of clients. As a help desk analyst, I work with a bunch of clients. So I always work with people, always help people, work with people, even just over the phone, in person. I've always done it and I still do to this day, especially with the customers that we have, calling in, they have different issues. If the internet is out, if their voice service is out, that's my job to go in and fix that and make sure that we get that back running.