I would say one of my greatest work successes, I view this as a success, is many times at my last job after residents would be released from our facility and be sent to their next placement or released home or wherever they were going next, they would write letters to me at the facility just to update me on their situation and how they're doing and how they're trying to stay out of trouble, make good choices and stuff like that. I really view that as a success because then it's like they know that they have at least one person they can count on that is rooting for them, rooting for them to turn their situation around, do better, as opposed to most people who are just like, oh, you're already on the wrong path, you're not going to really amount to anything. So yeah, I really liked being someone that they know they could talk to and count on and I was actually listening to them without just judging.