I've been very fortunate. My father speaks 10 languages fluently. I grew up speaking several different languages as well. And I was also exposed to a broad variety of people as a child. My father would, at that time, right, as a kid, drag me around Russian and Greek Orthodox churches. My father was Buddhist, so I would be at Buddhist temples. And then my mother, my grandmother, was Catholic on my father's side. So right, again, I hope you get the idea, you get the point. I was exposed to a broad variety of people, so I'm very comfortable in dealing with a lot of people. I bring no ego to the table. So having a difficult customer is not really an issue with me. Now, if it does happen, then again, I have the ability and I have the attitude that I wanna do what's best for that customer. So that would be something I would talk about prior to a potentially negative situation or a difficult customer coming on board, and then hit the protocols that we had agreed on in order to ensure that that customer has a positive experience, despite whatever difficulty in communications we were having. Because I'm betting that's the reason the customer is difficult, is they somehow the communication is going off kilter that's occurring between us. Great question.