So, if you ask me about the biggest challenge I faced with in the last job, it was the one situation with the client, the client Big Ukrainian Company, they asked us to assist in a court case against the Anti-Monopoly Committee, and they asked us to resolve the case because they were accused of non-competitive actions. This client actually, you know, they took essential part in restoring Ukraine, and that's why they will have the bad reputation with the Anti-Monopoly Committee issues. They might not gonna give good contracts, so it was kind of hard, especially if you're talking about Ukraine and Anti-Monopoly Committee, so it's really hard to win the case against them. So, we tried, so we failed like the first instance, the second instance, even the third instance court, and the hardest is to explain, you know, like to come to the client even with the bad outcome, like to explain that you actually have done everything you know how to do, you know, you just provide with all the evidence you have, you use the best approaches, but still you can fail. So the hardest for me was to, you know, just to bring this news to the client and explain him that like what's going on, and what the outcome of this, and what he should do next. So how we did this, like we were fair with the client, we provided him with everything that was done, so he can actually judge if we, you know, if we made our best or not. So maybe it is the hardest for a lawyer to explain the client that you may fail, and just, you know, to be fair with the client once you fail.