Um, my biggest challenge, well, they had moved me, they moved me around based on the needs of the store with Kroger, grocery retail, and I think that's kind of standard all over in the industry, but specifically speaking about Kroger, they moved me to a location that was really run down. It was a hazard. It was taken over by a lot of homeless population, a lot of crime in that store. I worked late nights by myself, which was very scary. I had to carry pepper spray on me. Um, I had to hire security that I had to ask corporate to hire extra security because it was getting that bad. And kind of the final straw with my employment with Kroger was when somebody came in, it was, I would assume a homeless person by just the way they looked, they didn't have shoes on and they were quite dirty and, um, they seemed like they were under the influence of some kind of substance. But this male came in and he had a knife and he tried to stab me and he tried to stab some of my employees and he chased us. And it was such a traumatic event. I was like, I don't think I can do this alone. I can't operate this store by myself. And it was kind of my last straw of ending my employment with Kroger. They couldn't move me out of there just because the needs, they needed me there. They didn't have anybody else and that's fine and that's okay. But I had to go elsewhere for employment and, and so this is kind of what drew me into apply for this position. I loved Kroger, I loved all the people I worked with, but sometimes, you know, situations like that happens and you know, you got to make the best of it. But yeah, unfortunately, um, that was my biggest challenge.