Okay, so the biggest challenge that I faced in my last job was with a patient. A patient was unhappy with the balance of their sleep study, which is what I did before I had my son. I was scheduling sleep studies and sending out home sleep studies and doing all the diagnostic stuff on the computer. She was upset about how much it cost. She came in office, and we don't have patients that come in office there, so she came in office and was visibly upset about that sleep study cost. And so I got together the breakdown of the sleep study, what her insurance covered, what she covered, what our office was willing to cover to help, because at the time we were doing a discount during COVID to help with the cost of the sleep studies, because COVID was expensive. And so I sat her down. We went over it number by number, piece by piece, and she was grateful that I was willing to sit down with her and go over it. She understood why it costed so much, and we came to a resolution of doing a payment plan. And then once it was fully paid off that she would be able to do the sleep study, and she was okay with that. So I think it's a big thing when you can sit down with somebody and, you know, break down why this costs that, why this looks like this, and just have patience and understanding that, you know, times are tough and sometimes people need a little bit more explaining, and that's okay.