Hi, Kenneth Lang here with the Allstate interview, question number four. Give an example of a time when you went well beyond your employer's normal job expectations to get a job done. Well, you may recall the flood of 2016. Denver Springs High School received right at 30 inches of water. Needless to say, the school was unusable. We had to double up with Live Oak High School. It was quite a juncture experience. The students at Live Oak High School went to school from roughly 5.30, 6 o'clock until about 11.30. And then we took the second half of the day, which was roughly 12 o'clock until about 4.30. Needless to say, I had a classroom. I had a computer room. I had a workshop. And I had to make some type of similar opportunity for students to do the same work at a new facility. And they didn't have quite what we had at Denham. But, you know, needless to say, we dealt with what was given to us. And so just to be short about it, at the end of the year, not only I, but my entire school, the students, did better on standardized scores than they had during the regular year. It was kind of a nuts and bolts situation in terms of education. But, again, I was still able to maintain my performance in terms of credentials. And so I can say that not only I, but the students as well, rose to the occasion. And so we were able to exceed the expectations of the entire parish, actually, not knowing just how well this would or would not work. So thanks again for your time.