In insurance, it's usually really important to know the answer to a question because there can be, you know, a lot of ramifications behind that. So in that instance, I always, you know, seek, you know, more experienced people out to see if they can answer the question or, you know, look for resources that are given to us to find the answer as well. But yeah, especially in insurance, you never want to claim that you know the answer to a question when you don't because it is, you know, a serious liability. But yeah, and just from a customer's point of view, it's always better to be honest with them. Honesty is the best policy. You don't want to lie to a customer and then them find out that that wasn't true because then you've lost all the trust and then once the trust is broken, then, you know, it's a lot, it's a lot harder to maintain that relationship.