Yeah, so the current position, I'm sorry, not the current, but the previous position I was in, I would say what drives my boss crazy wouldn't really be much. I think it's very minor. I think when I am working and there are a lot of things to get done, I feel like I'm very laser focused to the point where I do not like messing around. You know, I like to sit down, get my work done, and leave. I feel like that was a younger me back in the day. It's all about making sure that your work environment is serious, but at the same time there's a friendly environment where, you know, sometimes you could do so much work and then later down, you know, you kind of want to loosen up a little bit. Previously, when I used to work at my previous job, I would just knock everything out as fast as possible because sometimes when you finish all your tasks, you get the chance to leave home early, and that's what happened a lot. And it's more of a positive thing, I would say, that drove him crazy, but there was always something positive said about me through my previous employment. Nothing bad, you know, I'd always be on time, always make sure I get my work done, never miss any days, make sure, you know, if anything happens throughout the day, I let them know, like, hey, I can't make it. Keeping everything, like, more professional, I would say. I guess compared to the, or I would say compared to, like, other employees, I was, like, on a straight path or a straight line where I make sure everything is done correctly. Now that I think about it, I think the only thing that could make them, my boss, drive crazy is when I had to give my two-week notice because I wanted to advance in my career.