Well, in my roles, you know, when entrepreneurship changes quickly, you kind of have to adapt to the changes and adapt quickly. There's no, you know, policies change, laws change, so adapting quickly to those changes is part of your role as an adjuster or as an account manager. It's, you know, laws are always changing in California, you know, and policy changes are always coming to California, and, you know, finding homes for these insured businesses and it's become a challenge, but for a lot of agents out there. But I understand that challenge, you know, and I kind of see it as a great opportunity to re-home these people who cannot renew. I know renewals are not being processed as they were prior, and that's from experience with account managers that I've spoken with, but for me, you know, acclimatizing to change, it's something that's part of the job and part of the role. And you just have to roll with the punches when it comes to changes and the way we work, the way we enter claims, the way we enter policies, the way we do business with our carriers, whether it be Mutual, Hanover, all those fun carriers that we work with, kind of knowing how those carriers work, who gets their renewals via email or automatically, who gets them, who we have to send letters to, to let them know the renewal. So entering quotes and systems in Epic, you know, that's something that, you know, that you have to build character on and kind of, you know, whatever changes the, you know, the policy or the cancellations or non-renewals, you still have to work with them to find them a home. And so that's been the greatest change and priority is having that change of business to re-homing them and seeing what you can do for your clients. So for me, one of the changes that I've seen is that main change, although, you know, we roll with the punches and we have to get them insured. So for me, I prefer to, you know, get them into, you know, better situations than they were prior. But sometimes it can be a challenge and a change is always needed, but it comes with the punches.