So, when I was at my old job with insurance, after my one year, I started training people, they could sit next to me, you know, they could shadow with me. And one time I had someone come and start shadowing with me and they were interacting, like every time I'm talking to a client on the phone, they tap me, they tell me what to do, you know, and I just had to keep my calm and continue helping the customer. You know, he kept saying that he couldn't hear what I'm telling the customer to repeat. It was very stressful, but I had to keep my calm. You know, I finished the phone calls, I did my job because I was supposed to train on shadow with him for about a day. So, I completed my day, but I had mentioned to my supervisor that, you know, this is very difficult, but I told my supervisor that I have to do my job. So, I did everything that I did, he had his own opinions, and then that was, I think, a few weeks after that, he came back and told me, man, the people I've been sitting with, you know, they're totally different, how you go about it, I'm sorry, and everything. It was good, you know, I never raised my voice at him, I never got upset with him. It was very uncomfortable, but I was able to deal with it because I had a goal. My goal was to train him, make sure that he's a good agent, and I did my job, so.