A weakness of mine, if you haven't noticed yet, I am a talker. I tend to talk a lot, and it can be to my detriment sometimes. I've really tried to work on this. I'm still, I haven't perfected it yet. I have a very roundabout way of speaking. I'm a storyteller, so I can be very long-winded. And what I've found is, on occasion, when you can present your statement in 10 words, it's much better to do so than to do it in 30 words. It's better to be succinct with your language and how you get the messaging across. So, but it's definitely a weakness of mine. My wife will tell me I ramble a lot, so I have to pull me away from conversations, because I will chit-chat with people anywhere we go. It just kind of comes with territory. We go to a restaurant, we go to a movie, we go to Walmart to do our shopping. I'm probably going to bump into somebody I know, and then sit there and chit-chat for 15 minutes, and my wife rolls her eyes and has to drive me away eventually. So yeah, I tend to talk a lot, and you've probably gleaned that so far through this interview process. We're only three questions in, but I'm a big talker, so I need to work on, because sometimes it's best to say less and to do more. So I'm working on that. It's a weakness I've identified, and I'm trying to bring a solution to my own weakness.