Honestly, I don't, I don't know that I've ever really had this kind of situation where I've worked with a person whose personality was just so different from mine that it was difficult to work. There's not a whole lot that gets to me. I find that if you're professional and you treat others kindly and you respect boundaries, I find that there's very little issue, well I would think anyway, that there's very little issue that anyone would have. Whenever I've worked in an office situation where there's been many, many different people, I've worked around highly intelligent engineers who are very factual and I think that it's just kind of intuitive. Once you know how someone operates and you know how they work, you know you understand that and you respect it, but I've never had a situation where I've honestly been bothered so badly by somebody that I couldn't work or I felt the need to do something about it. I think that in this work, it, you know, we have very little control over who we work with, if any, usually we have no control over who we work with, and so you just, you just keep it professional. You're there to do a job and I honestly believe that if you do your job and your job performance is not impacting the performance of others, I feel like most people, you know, are pretty much the same way. So I can't really think of a time where I've ever had a situation. You know, I think maybe, maybe one time I worked in an area where, you know, it was a little noisy, a little loud. I wasn't angry or upset, I knew that the engineers in the area were just kind of letting loose at the end of the day, so I moved to a different location and that's how I handled it. Not a big deal, didn't bother me at all.