I would have to say the biggest problem that I faced was when we had to do a remodel of our store, like the whole store, everything. So there was a lot of power tools, loud noises, really couldn't talk and communicate with the customers, especially if they were like elderly, I would have to come around the counter and like with a notebook and actually talk to them like close, you know, and not have that distance, you know, in between us. So that was a challenge, the loud noise and not really being able to understand and hear what my customer came to see me for, you know, or what I needed to do to help them. So just trying to get a better understanding and trying to actually hear what they were saying was a bit of a challenge, but overcoming that challenge was actually being more personable and more close to the person, which I feel gave the customer a sense that I was actually willing to come around and get close to them and, you know, speak to them and take notes and write down whatever they needed and, you know, letting them know everything will be okay. I'll be right back. I'm just going to go back to my computer. I'm going to, you know, crunch some numbers and type some things in and make sure that everything is going to be all right for you. That was a bit of a challenge because we had to cut off like a whole side of the store and, you know, people that were confused, the confusion, it wasn't, you know, announced to the public or anything like that. So I tried to keep a, I stay optimistic about things like that, but that was a big challenge.