I would say a bit of both, but probably more relationship-driven. I've always enjoyed working with a team, and then I've also enjoyed helping people most of my life. That's, you know, hence the healthcare thing. I always kind of say healthcare. It chose me. I didn't really choose it. My friend was hurt in an accident, and he was a quadriplegic when I was 21 years old. And so I left college and ended up becoming his caretaker, and I moved on to becoming a phlebotomist. That's kind of how I learned how to draw blood and work in a laboratory and all that stuff. And unfortunately, he passed away when I was 28 years old. And so that's when I ended up, if you look at my resume, going over to the hospital, working for United West Labs, and then eventually working for affiliated physicians. Like I said, just looking to kind of change the pace, like something similar but a little different. And yeah, I would say, yeah, relationship-driven. I always love a good task, though. You got something I could really sink my teeth into, I can get pretty into it as well.