What separates me from other candidates? My persistence. My, my persistence and my questions. I, if I don't know something, I'm going to find out. I'm gonna do whatever I can to find out. I love learning, love looking at different people's perspectives, love seeing how one situation, one simple situation has eight different ways of handling it, all with the same, with the same, and, and I think that's one of the amazing things about, about perception and the things that we deal with as, as humans. What separates me from that is the fact that I actually can, I can put myself in that position and utilize that as a skill. So that would be, you could also add passion to that. I'm actually passionate about always being outside of the box thinking, as well as remembering that there's that conventional, when you're family oriented, knowing that there are, you have mentors, you are around mentors. That's an amazing feeling. It's an amazing feeling to know that there's knowledge that's not on the computer, it's, it's all in all of you. And questions, love them. Asking questions is something that I think that it just, it separates, it separates a newbie and I'm actually quite decisive and I'm quite, quite to the point, quite transparent. Still love my questions.