Tell me about goals you were given at your last current position and how often did you meet or exceed them? Well most of what I've been doing for the last year or so has been a lot of property management and one of the things I'm pretty proud of was that there was about a hundred and fifty thousand dollars worth of deferred maintenance in landscaping on this one property and I managed to get that taken care of for about $32,000 and that was pretty extraordinary but it really was very symbolic of or typical of what what I generally have been capable of doing because I think that if you just kind of take if you have a clear plan and you take baby steps, maybe not baby baby steps, but if you take small steps towards your goal that you can measure it really mitigates a lot of disappointment and unforeseen events. And a lot of times if you go that way then you get pretty lucky and you're capable of exceeding your goals because you wind up getting things for less or you wind up finding opportunities that you wouldn't necessarily have found if you were maybe being a little more ambitious with your actions. So I think it's really great to have pretty ambitious goals but they they should be obtainable and if you can obtain them and like if you know that you can obtain them then you can break it down into little steps and kind of get it done that way. I'm pretty sure you've heard that before but it's a it's a good practice for a reason. There's there's there's just a lot of evidence that that's a good method.