And again, I wanted to provide you with some examples of when I was a caring, competitive, professional and strategic. I'm a very caring person by nature and I love volunteering and helping people that are disadvantaged or struggling. So I do that in my personal life, working anything from Meals on Wheels in the food bank to mentoring kids in the Linden area here in Columbus. I also have taken on a sort of a caring role when training employees a few jobs ago. I was sort of the department coordinator and I had to work to make sure that the work products were flowing properly, dealing with a lot of different levels of competence and a lot of different personalities. And I was pretty easily able to meet people where they were and help them get the job done. So I'm competitive in my personal life. I was a high school and college volleyball player, played basketball, I play polo and do competitive weightlifting right now as an adult. So I'm pretty competitive, but I can also be competitive in situations. We've had some fun contests at work where we had to be creative and come up with solutions and do some team building stuff. So definitely there. And I always strive to be my best and do my best. So there's been instances where I've just worked really hard to be, you know, well respected and work with people and have them appreciate my work and my efforts. So let's see, professional, I'm always really super professional. I've had a lot of roles where I've worked with executives or senior management or C-suite team members, and I do a pretty good job of that. Pretty professional even in just the way I carry myself and respond to emails and texts and things like that too. And then strategic, I would say for that, most of the time has been with sort of dealing with either difficult customers or clients or even difficult coworkers, needing to really figure out how to work with them and work around them and get through things to meet the ultimate goal. Thanks.