Well, I don't know of a time where I made a mistake that costs the company money, but I would feel how I would handle it. I will own up to it. I would admit my mistakes. I would try to make things right. If it's insurance-wise, I know there's no room for mistakes there, that is liability on that part. But I do want to make sure everything's taken care of for the clients. At H-E-B, again, if there is any kind of mistakes, I will own up to it if it costs the company money. Of course, there's always mistakes done, you know, as you're learning the field. But like I said, I don't remember a time or I can't say of a time where I cost the company money. There was maybe a time in H-E-B where I, when I was doing business center at one point before bookkeeping, I entered the wrong information on a bill that was paid. So I ended up fixing it and I gave the customer a gift card for the inconvenience for having them come back so I could correct it. I found out that night when I was closing up all the registers and closing up the bills, that's when I noticed there was an error, contacted the customer, had them come back the next day. We fixed it. But again, it didn't cost the company money. Maybe just the gift card, which was about a $25 gift card. But again, I would definitely own up to it and resolve it the best I could to make the customer happy, to make a good experience for them. But also where it's not going to be something really big for the company or myself.