So as stated previously, I have moved up into a supervisor position in less than a year. I remember I was just starting off as a cashier, moved to stocker to try to do something different. And, you know, I exceeded everybody's expectations. I was actually doing more than what the manager of 10 years were doing. And they noticed it, my hard effort and my hard work. I did stuff that not a stocker's job would do. I made sure that all of our items were, like, you know, organized together. I was putting together, you know, things that I didn't have to do. I would go out my way and sometimes still go and cashier up front whenever they needed me. I always would wipe down handles as simple as, you know, the shelving in the freezer door. I'd always just go above and beyond to help another coworker, you know, help out the department in any way. Like I say, like organizing the shelves, making stuff look more presentable, and giving ideas. I actually, you know, went out my way to try to learn the order system. And that's how I was able to get the position of supervisor position because I went above and beyond to try to learn new things. I learned how to use the pallet jack. I'm very proficient with that. And that was definitely not in my job description as well. Like I said, I always try to do what I can to better myself and better my skills and any career going forward. And I always make sure to help anybody. I always say that my job here is to help, no matter if that's with a person like mentally or that's, you know, getting the job done, getting physical and doing what needs to be done.