All right, so if I don't know the answer to a question, it would actually be something I'll do with almost every person. So if it's not a customer, I'll also say something like this to almost anyone that asks. I'll usually say that's a great question. If you don't mind, I'll take a look into my resources or see what I can find in order to answer your question or assist you better. Usually if it is a question that a customer will ask, we have tons of resources where we can kind of dive in a little bit more and see what information we can find. It's something I'll usually find within the next 10 minutes to an hour. So once I find the information, I'll let them know, hey, thanks for your patience. This is the information you were looking for. I just want to make sure I answered your question properly. If it is a question that I know may take more than a day, in order to find the information, I'll just let the customer know, hey, in order for me to assist you better or in order for me to answer your question properly, I'll just need a little bit more time to reach out to my team or reach out to a supervisor to see what information we can gather and then I'll reach out to them after setting a follow-up. Once I get that information, I'll usually just reach out within the next day or two and provide that information to them. I honestly would say if it's like a manager asking or maybe just a friend, I'll just say that's actually a really good question. I'm not 100% sure, but let me find out for you and I'll just take a little bit of time to maybe do some research on what the question they had asked was and just see what information I can gather in order to provide to them. But it would just depend on the person and the question. That would take me a little bit of time.