Well, considering eight years of my life was working in wildland fire, I wouldn't say I've run into this problem a lot, but I would say that I have had experience in working with others, actually working and living with others, because while out in wildland fire we're with each other for about six months out of the year. I think sometimes, irregardless, when you're working with other people, there's going to be bumps in the road, there's going to be disagreements, there's going to be issues occasionally. I believe the most important thing in these situations is to kind of remain calm and come back and communicate and resolve the situation at a different time, because when people, their emotions are high, it's just best not to try to communicate, because when our emotions are high, we're not really thinking that clearly. I wouldn't say that I've had too many, I've had a situation like this. I've just been an incident commander type five, and so I've had people that were on my crew that have had issues, and so basically I've had them just go their separate ways for the time being while emotions are high, and then come back and talk through the details and work it out at a later time. I hope this answers your question.