What was the best manager you've had at Waste Management? My second to last manager at Waste Management, he actually would give me points, gifts for the good work that I was doing. So the transfer station that I was working at, messy, trashed everywhere, and I was able to clean it up and he was motivating me, telling me, hey, you can do this, you can do that. The harder you work, the faster that you can move up. He'd give me points every day they do safety meetings or every week they would do safety meetings. And he would always be there giving a safety meeting, telling me and my other co-worker that we're doing such a good job every week. We're doing a good job. I think that's very important to express to your employees that they're doing a good job, to make them feel like they're valued. So yeah, that was really motivating for you to continue to do a job, to do above and beyond. There were some things that we wanted to do and we weren't able to do them because we didn't have the equipment. But once we got the equipment, we made sure to get the job done as soon as possible. And once we did that, it just motivated us because we wanted to let them know that we're here to do a good job. And we were valued. We felt valued. And because of that, we were able to do a lot of good things and we were able to clean up the whole facility, make $180 on the whole place. And yeah, he's probably one of the better managers that I've had. Most of them have been great though. My last, the one at Sierra Nevada,