Tell me about a time you had to complete a task you were not motivated to do so. Great question. Well, motivation really wasn't part of it. However, when I was a desk adjuster, it's not an easy task to call somebody up and to let them know that their claim has been denied. That's definitely not an easy thing. So it took a little bit of, you know, gearing up pre-practice and what I was going to say to the customer ahead of time in order to let them know the bad news per se. But I also had a backup for if they were going to ask me certain questions or I was ready to combat or respond to any of their questions about how come the claim was denied, which then also in turn eventually helps the customer as well to see if we can cover the particular claim at the time. Really wasn't motivated to do so, but I did have to, you know, rear myself up and get a little bit motivated to say, all right, well, I might, I might get a person on the other end who doesn't like what I'm going to tell them. So as we know, we may be thinking of, hey, they may get loud with me or they may be okay with it, or they may, you know, pre-thinking of their responses before it actually happened. So I just, you know, researched, practiced before each phone call, try to keep it smooth, concise, factual, and let them know, unfortunately, the claim was not covered at this time. Thank you for your question.