I will say that I am not afraid to admit when I don't know the answer to a question. I personally love a good problem-solving issue or I love doing research to find the answer to a problem or even a question. I have no trouble saying to a client or a co-worker, or, hey, that's a really great question. If I've never had that question presented to me or I'm really not sure of the answer, and asking that individual if they'd be willing to give me some time to do some research or to talk to somebody to try and find the answer, whether that's placing a client on hold to ask across the office, like, hey, did you ever have this question? Do you know the answer to this question? Or even if it takes, hey, I'm really going to have to research that question. Can I call you back once I've had time to look into it? So if I don't know the answer to a question, I'm always interested in learning more and figuring out how I can best answer the question for a client or a co-worker or whomever it may be. So I actually look forward to those questions because it means I'm growing my knowledge base and it makes me that much more informed for our clients and for my co-workers. And by being an informed co-worker, that also makes me more valuable to our team. It's something I can provide back to our team because there are going to be days where I know I will need to lean on our team for support. So I really look forward to those types of questions and learning more about products or our business or our clients themselves to get a well-rounded experience and a well-rounded knowledge base of whatever the client may be asking for or my co-worker may be asking for.