So yes I had Yeah, so yes, I had to practice systemic work. She was new. She wasn't happy. So she was left out. When I called her, she wasn't responding. She wasn't giving me a response. And it was hard as well. So we had a very hard time. And I wish I was her friend, even though it's hard to understand what's going on, because we always seem to understand each other, talk to each other, talk to each other. So I'm like, I'm good. So I talked to my friend, and she was like, excuse me. And she was like, I don't know her. And she was like, I'm sorry, I'm just not sure that she knows what she's doing. But I didn't know that. So effectively, that's what I did. I just stepped back, and then I let her be. I called her, checking once in a while, and try to see if she needs something. If she says she doesn't need anything, she's fine. I would just let her be. And then I just follow up with her a little bit, a little build that trust. And then she opened up to me, and she was pretty good. I really liked working with her. She was self-efficient. She was really sweet and understanding, willing to help me when we built that bridge, when we built that relationship. And then we share each other phone numbers. She no longer work with us, but we still have this communication going outside of work. We still call each other and talk in a better environment and a better place to be with her.