I mean, it's been a while since I was in the dry cleaners for a while. But if I had to say the thing I really liked about it is, you know, whenever, when I worked there, it was just me. I was the only one that ran the shop. They said, use your own discretion. Try to answer as many questions you can for people. And I had to learn and adapt. And I think it's a pretty interesting way of handling it. I think that was a cool way. We're also like they had a lot of hotlines. If you didn't know something or you need to ask someone a specific question, I think it was a good way to lay it out for you and let you kind of be your own person. But at the same time, it had all access to all these things that can help you. Or if you don't know something, you quickly call up somebody at another family shop or another store from the brand, and they can immediately answer a question I had. I think it was a good way to, you know, there was a time like the work kind of like how they spaced it out was also pretty nice. Where at the beginning, you're kind of doing one thing, you're sorting everything out. And the second you're picking up the new clothes or you're talking with customers. And the very end of the day, you're kind of clocking out making sure the whole store is spick and span. I think it felt like my job was pivotal, whereas it's just you. So, but don't worry, we won't let you drown. I think that's good for a company culture to say, well, we want you to develop and grow. But if you have any questions, please don't be ashamed to call. And I was never ashamed to call if I had a question or something was new, and I ended up learning a lot of new things. For something I didn't like, I brought up, like I said, that little honor system, I feel like some of those things should be more set in place. And my company, sadly, at least with the one I worked at, we barely had in the way of cameras or means of making reports if something were to go wrong, or someone tried to lie to us. But I mean, that's mainly because ours wasn't super financially situated like the one in Keller was, whereas the one in Justin was kind of, you know, cheaper. But I can't, that's no super fault of the company alone. And but I wish they had doubled down more on things like lost items or have better way to resolve damages to goods.