So, the best manager that I ever had was actually while I was working at the Boys and Girls Club of Nampa. His name was Brad Beckwith, and Brad Beckwith was actually a staff at that same exact location when I was a child, when I was about six or seven years old. So, he really saw me grow up. When I got hired on, when I was about 16 years old, he was the hiring manager. I believe he was, at that time, he wasn't the general manager, but he was a step above. He was the program director, so the highest level of management at that position. And I would say that he motivated me to perform at my very best because, you know, he saw me grow up as a kid. He was very close with my mom, very close with my brother and my family, so he knew a lot of the struggles and the things that we went through in life that could have led me down a completely different path because a lot of my peers that I grew up with, that I considered really good friends, went down certain paths that weren't the best, that didn't bring out the best out of themselves and didn't bring out nearly as much potential as they had. So the reason why he motivated me the most is because, you know, I always looked up to him as a great male mentor in my life. He showed me what's what, you know, he taught me valid principles, you know, that I carry with me to this day, to be honest, to be courageous, you know, to do the right thing, to always work hard and to, you know, help one another, be genuine and kind to every single person that you meet. And it goes a long way, you know, so while I was working there from about age 16 to 18, I believe I performed at my highest capability and I impacted so many other youth members' lives because of that influence that he had on me. So I would say simply, you know, to put in short, he motivated me, you know, by being a great example.