Hi, my name is Sarah Reeder. With the question in mind, what phrases would I use to sell something where maybe the price is higher than a person is wanting to pay due to budget constraints? Phrases I might use, Warren Buffet has said that price is what you pay for, but value is what you get. And I think that that sums up a lot of commodities lately where you can buy a lot of things cheaply made. You can buy a lot of things that are in poor quality. And a lot of times if you want something that is of better quality, you're gonna pay a little bit more for that. And so I think Warren Buffet's quote that price is what you pay and value is what you get is one phrase that works very well in this scenario. Another phrase that we often use around our house is that you often get what you pay for. So if you are choosing to pay less for a product that maybe there is a more high quality option available, you tend to get less value out of what you pay less for. They don't tend to last as long or serve you as well. So those are two phrases that I might use in a situation where I am selling something that is harder to sell based on price, but maybe has a better value than something that is a lower cost. Thank you.