So yes, I have absolutely experienced a problem with a team member or just with an employee in the workplace. I started working at a company, a small bureau, where you normally had to be grandfathered in, but they had a large workload and needed to hire regular people or just people that weren't in their circle. So they were not happy with that. My trainer did not want to train me. He especially did not want to train females. I was a tree trimmer, by the way. And he just didn't want to train us and he did not train us. I had to take the initiative to learn from my coworkers and the other crews that were there. Thankfully, they were kind enough to help us learn. Let us learn from them. Let us be on their crews. And they kind of trained us. But in the end, it worked out and the trainer actually came to me and was just saying that he, you know, he wished that he could take the credit for my success in that role. I did end up becoming a team lead. I did not complain, not to say that you shouldn't let superiors know what's going on. But sometimes in the workplace, you know, people need to just adjust to certain things. And sometimes you do have to prove yourself. And that was a situation where I was determined to prove that I could do the work to myself and to the people that did not want to train us and ended up working out. I was there for about seven years. If this video is kind of terrible, I'm so sorry.