Success in the workplace looks like to me, personally, just having a friendly environment. Guests, I know you're competing. We're not competing. Well, you want to get the most sales, right? But at the end of the day, it's just business. No bad blood. Everyone just gets along. Success, I just feel like connecting with the customers and just building connections, getting references of what I do, like just referencing me. I feel like I succeeded at my job. That's my job, selling cars. Well, customer service. But I feel like me getting reference and building a relationship with the client is successful. Building a relationship with my peers is also really important. And just making it a good environment for everybody. We're all trying to get by. We're all trying to get through. So let's just make the best of it as we can. That's success in my opinion. I don't really care about the most like, oh, I earn more than you here. Yeah, it's a good incentive. But my morals will always come first. I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing. But yeah, I just want to do good, like want to do good for what y'all hired me. And just building relationships with clients, building relationships with my co-workers. I feel like that's successful enough. I couldn't ask for more from a job. Apart from the benefits, health insurance and stuff.