That's actually a very good question. If you ask my current boss, what would drive me crazy? Hmm. No, the thing about me is I like to bring a positive attitude to work. I like to come there and write freedom of mind. I like to leave my problems at home. I don't like mixing business with personal. That being said, it's very hard to find things that would, per se, drive me crazy or get me going off the hinges or flying off the hinges. But what I will say is this. I kind of have a pet peeve for careless mistakes. I feel like there are certain things you do every day that should just be by nature. There are certain procedures you just follow every day. So, with that being said, I believe when you're doing work like this, when you're doing sales work, customer care work, customer service work, it's very important to stick to the details and not go over because of your personal feelings. I've worked with a lot of people who, you know, I can't say what the situation was. Maybe they were getting frustrated. Maybe it was getting a little bit too tough. I'm not privy to the situation, but what I do know is when I got a report back from the customer and I had to remedy the situation and I would go over and find little careless mistakes that could have definitely been addressed if just the diligence was being taken. Things like that would be maybe my pet peeve. I try not to let it drive me off the rails. Everybody has a bad day at work. But situations like that, especially if it inconveniences the customer, the client, and potentially takes business away from the company, things like that might get into my skin. I might be like, wow. But, you know, you just have to tough up and step up. That's how I look at it. It's a team effort. I feel like when it comes to business sales and, you know, bookings and things of that nature, it's a team effort. You never know who the client's going to get. You never know who he's going to talk to. And you guys are all a family. You're all a team. So at the end of the day, the main goal is to have this customer satisfied. That's how I feel personally. But, you know, everybody has an off day. Things go wrong from time to time. And I've found myself in situations where I had to either make up or fix a mistake that was carelessly made. That may be my only pet peeve. That may be what he might say.