So, when you're working with the customer, you're in a position of trust. It's very important that you never let them see you sweat. So, the best thing to do in that situation along, you know, sort of with my last answer is, you know, hey, Mr. Customer, I want to make sure that I have the most accurate information for you. Allow me to put you on a brief hold, unless you don't think that you'll be able to get an answer right away from, you know, your mentor or your boss. In which case, it would be, you know, hey, Mr. Customer, let me place you on a brief hold. I want to make sure that I have the information that I need for you. And you can always take down their information and give them a call back later. You always want them to feel like you have their best interest and that, again, you're in a position of trust. So, I would rather have a delayed answer than have an answer that's inaccurate.