So, how do I handle difficult clients? I've always found that if you have a great basis with your clients, you know, if you have the trust, that's really what you need is you need their trust is key number one. And I always say kind of kill them with kindness, which means great customer service. Along with that is I've always noticed if at times it becomes difficult, try to remove yourself at that point. I've always found that I have great patience, luckily. So along with some patience, maybe, you know what, maybe leave for a couple minutes, you know, just excuse yourself for a couple minutes, you know, go and breathe, count to 10. That's what I always, you know, has always worked for me. But really, you know, you don't want to be negative about it, you know, try to be as positive as you can, you know, and really get their trust, you know, maybe they're having a bad day for some reason, you know. So really kind of be empathetic with them and find out what's going on, maybe, you know, maybe they just need to, you know, get a couple things off their chest or, you know, whatever, but definitely patience, and definitely great customer service.