Hi, guys, sorry again for what happened in the first question. If you're still watching this, I made a cut with the second question, so that makes me happy. You probably saw my answers, and you're thinking, like, this guy is totally a relationship-driven person. But I have my balance. I need my inner equilibrium, and that's what tasks give you. Tasks give you a goal. They give you a path. They give you direction. Direction gives you organization. I'm a very organized person because I love efficiency. Organization gives you efficiency, and who doesn't love efficiency, who doesn't love making things cheaper, who doesn't love making things better quality, who doesn't love making things faster? But at the same time, we live in a human world where relationships are just part of our everyday. When we get in a taxi, when we call our friends, when we go to work, when we order food, it's just the world we live in. But I think that not everything is efficiency, and not everything is loyalty. So you need to learn how to balance both because they're both super important. You need that inner balance, equilibrium, that direction. And we as humans, we need relationships, too. In a country like the U.S. that there are so many different cultures, you have people that are like this, and you have people that are like this. And I think it's very important to know how to navigate both type of people and type of environments.