I think what sets me apart from other candidates is probably how well-rounded I am. I've had the pleasure and honor of living many lives. For 27 years old, I've overcome cancer, I've overcome many things that need not be spoken about, but I've just had just a pretty rough life. Just trials and tribulations that, I mean, everyone goes through. But for a small window of 27 years, when it's rained, it has poured. So I think it gives me the blessing of seeing things from all sides. I question everything, and it's helped me immensely navigate life. I think anything's plausible, anything's possible. So that in and of itself just gives me the ability to really truly feel where somebody's coming from and come to a real resolution, or at least just give them the idea that a burden shared is a burden halved. That's made me very innovative and resourceful. I apologize for saying uh a lot. I've had a very busy day. Sorry. I just have, I'm really good at communicating with people. I'm really good at making people feel heard and seen and understood and cared for, and I'm a nurturer by nature. That's just who I am. That's how I got into caregiving. But I offer so much more than just my ability to nurture somebody in a physical way. I believe I could be a real asset to the team where I have my, I don't know, just my ability to have a burden by sharing it with somebody and come to a, figure out a way out of it.