As cliche as it may sound, I'm hardworking and dependable. I mean, since high school, I've been working almost 40 hours a week, being in high school and then even in college, I was doing the same thing, working that amount of hours and, you know, anytime my managers have had somebody call in or, you know, we've needed the extra help, I've always been the body to be there. You know, with Jethro's, it was, you know, they could throw me to the wolves and I can handle it just fine. You know, there's other servers that are handling four table sections and, you know, I can take eight just fine and, you know, they can have a group of 40 walk in and let me take it and they just know that, okay, Gavin's got this, you know, we can make sure the rest of the restaurant is running fine and we don't have to worry about this other high stressful situation that has been, you know, put on us. And you know, I care, I care about my job and as much as, you know, nobody necessarily wants to be at work, it's all about making sure that you're getting the job done and that you still care in the end. And you know, Jethro's is, you know, a really high strong place and it gets stressful, but at the end of the day, I want to make sure that, you know, I'm always leaving that place in the best light and, you know, it's not just me that's affected by the decisions and actions that happen within that place. So I have to make sure that I'm, you know, separating it all and doing the best work that I can for them and I just, I try to be that dependable person, that's really the best I can say and I try to just care for everybody and, you know, leading my staff and managing. I'm not the person that's trying to have an iron thumb and just lay down the law, I'm, you know, I'm trying to show them that, hey, I'm going to do these 10 steps to make sure that you're going to do your two and, you know, if that's what it takes to get the job done, then that's what it takes.