The biggest challenge I faced starting at FedEx was scanning packages. It was just something that I just wasn't really, like, used to. And it's a little bit different than scanning barcodes at a self-checkout at the store. You just have to do it really fast. And ideally, they want you to scan a certain amount of documents per second, like 10, I mean, per minute, like 10 to 20 documents per minute. And that can be very, very challenging. It may look easy, but it can take some time because some of the barcodes that get sent out from China just aren't very, sometimes you have to keep scanning at a different angle. I mean, if it doesn't work at all, you have to type it in. But when you're going fast, sometimes you have to, like, try different angles to, like, get it to scan because it's better to go through than to type it in if you have a lot of documents. So it was very challenging for me, just not used to the fast-paced environment with just scanning and even unloading. And the way I resolved the problem, I mean, the way I resolved the problem was just watching people who were fast at scanning and just knew what they were doing and were there for a while. And just watch them and just not get, you know, anxious or nervous about scanning when you're going fast, but just try different methods and just different ways of holding the scanner and trial and error. And eventually, the outcome is I got really fast and efficient at scanning. And even unloading, sometimes just working different muscles and just knowing, like, how your body works and how, what's the best way to, like, move something and grip packages. It just really, it just really helped me just learn how other people did it and keep practicing. And eventually, I got better to where it was just second nature.