When I don't know the answer to a question, and it's not really my fault, like it's not, I don't have the power, like from my position, I don't have the answer. What I do is I, if according to like talking with a client, if I'm talking to a client and I don't have the capacities and it's the capacity of someone else in the company, what they're asking me, I'm explaining. It's very important to explain to people that you cannot, it's always good when you don't know, not to, it's better when you don't know something, you admit that, okay, I don't know something, you can't know everything, instead of look saying like you know everything. And when people realize your answer was a bad answer and now you look like a fool, complete fool. So from our side, what I do is, okay, I don't know the answer and it's totally normal. And okay, I don't know the answer, so I refer that person to someone else who knows the answer because we're not here to compete, we're not here to feel, to look like, to make people feel like I'm the best, like I know everything, but we're here to help, we're here to help people grow and to bring solutions to people's problems. So that's exactly what I do when I don't know the answer to a question.