Difficult co-workers, that is a loaded question. I have often worked in, most of my jobs have been groups of women, and groups of women can be a bit catty at times. As far back as when I first worked at AMSOIL, I worked in a group of like 20 women. Actually we were about 18 at the time, but it could get pretty catty, I guess. It just had to, I guess, just let it roll off your back. I don't know, I guess I was friends with everybody, but you know when women or just people in general kind of click off, it was very high school-ish. Also when I worked at St. Luke's in internal medicine, that was a very, very difficult place to work. I worked there for about a year, and it was extremely toxic. A lot of the employees would tell me to keep my head down and don't work too fast, because as soon as management found out that you were a fast worker, then they'd put more work on you. But then the people who were slackers didn't have to do as much, so there was just a lot of that kind of situation. Conflict with like workspace environments is, it's tricky. I guess you're always going to find people who have an opposite personality. I think that that happens even when you're in school. I tell my kids all the time, you know, you're not going to find people you're always going to want to be around, whether it's in a dance class, a gym, a work setting. You're always going to have differences with people, but I guess that's kind of what makes up the atmosphere of, which is fine. How I handle the situation, though, is if I have a problem with a coworker where we just can't seem to see eye to eye on something, I just kind of privately talk to them, because I think that the matter is between the two of us, and we don't really need to go to management, I guess, if we need to resolve it. But typically, you can just kind of privately address it with your coworker. Quick story is, I had a coworker that absolutely hated me. I invited her and some friends over, fed her dinner. The very next day, she was my best friend. However, then she targeted the next coworker, and I guess it just worked out.