I had a fairly combative service manager working at Honda. It wasn't necessarily that he was like a mean angry man or anything by any means, but he just didn't like to be wrong ever. So if there was ever a time where I had to, you know, correct him on his information at any time, it usually would result with, you know, him exploding. And it did get quite intense. Usually when that would happen, I would just, you know, keep my mouth shut if I had to go take a breather. You know, I'd take a walk around the building, just go outside, get some fresh air. You know, thankfully I could be separated in my office, so it just kind of, you know, kept my head down and kept my nose in my work for the rest of the day. And then, you know, the next day is a new day, and it inevitably would end up resolving itself. There was only one time where it became a serious issue, and I did have to go speak to the general manager about it, but it had been resolved through HR at that point. So other than that, it was very, you know, non-confrontational. I'm not one of those co-workers that likes to, you know, argue with another person. I would just assume that we'd all get along. It's a lot easier that way.