Current or past position, what type of decision did you make without consulting your boss? So there are times where, let's say you're on the phone with a client or a potential new client, and they're demanding you an answer or they need to get something done now. Let's say, hey, you know, I see, you know, you want to quote, you want to give them a quote or something, let's say. And if you don't have that answer or something there, and you have to call them back, you might lose that client. You know, you need to get things done at the moment of call. This has happened here in my previous position where clients needed an investigator to come out to their house to get paperwork. They were old, elderly. They couldn't sign things over the phone, okay. And sometimes we had to ask our team leads or supervisors to approve these investigators because that's time and that's billing, you know, that they have to pay for. And there was times where I couldn't wait. Maybe they were on lunch, maybe they were a day off, maybe, you know, I didn't have any approval there. I told the client, okay, no worries, we're going to get this done. I'm going to have somebody go to your house, okay. Within the next like two hours, we had someone go out. It was good. Everything went well. And, you know, obviously I didn't get in trouble before, but it was the right call. There were times, yes, you have to make these decisions without consulting your boss, you know.