I think what separates me from other candidates is not only my background in customer service, which makes me personable, is not only the background that I have in English literature, which makes me extremely thorough, analytical, and a well-spoken and a good writer. I think it goes beyond all of these things that I can say that are on my resume, that are on paper about me. I think that it goes and what separates me from other candidates is that in my core of who I am, I like to make sure that anything that I do goes above and beyond what is expected of me. And not just because I want to be someone that gets a lot of praises or anything like that. I just know that whatever I do, I want to do well. I want to be as helpful as I can. I want to be as productive as I can. And I want to learn things and I want to know how to do things well. That's my thing. I just, I constantly am at that point where it's like, okay, if you need me for something, please don't hesitate to ask me. Please ask me, but tell me what you need so that I can help you so that I can execute something. I take that with me wherever I go, whether it's at church and I am, you know, assisting a youth person to, to, to, to execute a drama, let's say for example, okay, what do you need from me so I can do that for you and I can be exactly what it is that you need from me. I do that in my group projects at school or in every space of my life. It's always, what do you need from me? How can I help you? What can, how can I, what can I do to be there for you? And I think that that separates me from other candidates because I'm not just here for money. I'm here because I like to do everything right and I like to do it well and I want to be helpful. So.