Working at the gas station, we have this event every year that is a donation for the children's hospital. Every year, we have to sell these hands. It's like a dollar hand, five dollar hand, ten dollar hand. Me noticing that most of our customers at the gas station at the time was the Hispanic nationality. So, I told all of my employees, hey, bring up Google Translate or whatever translator you have on your phone. And basically, hey, do you want to donate to the children's hospital today? And have that ready so all you have to do is hit play. When you're interacting with the customer that actually speaks Spanish. And didn't have to check with my boss, but at the end of the event, he was like, how do you got so much people to actually donate? And I was like, most of them are Hispanic and most Hispanics love kids. So, they wouldn't hesitate to actually give a dollar. And I was still actually winning that for the two years running before I actually left that company. And he was proud. And it turned out to be, he told everybody around the whole district what I was doing and basically mimicked what I was doing to rent so they can actually sell more in his whole district. And I was proud of that. He was proud of me.