What do I do when priorities change quickly? And give an example, the way that I act, from my personality, I kind of go with the flow, so to speak, because I think that's important to be able to adapt, especially this industry with sales technology is moving forward every single day, you've got to keep up with it. If you want to stay in the game, you've got to get that knowledge up to par. You've got to get it up to speed, be aware of what's going on as far as new sales techniques, new customer service techniques, new technology given. And so, anyway, I'm very comfortable with my priorities changing, whether it's in the workplace, personal, or family, or whatnot. And one example that comes right to me, just working at School Improvement Network, being the shipping and receiving manager, it was actually changing every single day. But one example would be, stands out in my head very clearly, because it consisted of all of us working on a Saturday, and it took a lot of planning in a short period of time. My vice president actually came up and said, okay, the president's coming into the company, we need to gather all the archives, he wants to see the numbers as far as the marketing and the profits. And so, of course, it's being Wednesday, and he wanted it by Friday. So it was like two days. So the only way that was going to happen, and actually not that Friday, but the next Friday. So we're like, okay, definitely need to put it in a Saturday. So I emailed everybody, since I was like the shipping and receiving manager, and everything went through me that went out the door. And so contacted everyone, say, we need everyone to pull together to make this happen. And we did, came Saturday, the eight of us just worked eight hours and gave up, but they gave us a free lunch, and it all worked out. So anyway, and that's all the time I have.