So, what separates me from other candidates would be my drive and ambition. Even though I may be in situations in my life where I may be a complete amateur and not vice at everything, I still make an effort to do my research and to do the best to my ability that I absolutely can. Ways that I have shown that before in the past, too, if you look at my resume, in after 2020, right before and after, I had advocated for Changing Spaces Campaign, which is a disability advocacy group to promote inclusion in various settings. And that was something where when I dove into that, I had no experience prior doing anything political at all. And I ended up being able to get not only one bill, but we ended up getting three different bills made in the state. I got CEOs of various hospitals that I met with, had meetings with, and now we have plans to implement those new, excuse me, inclusive settings in new hospitals and what have you. I have now like the Detroit Metro Airport, they are putting in all new bathrooms and that too. So, I think part of that really goes with my ability to understand humanity in general a little bit. I do have a child who is severely disabled as well. He has a rare brain disease where he's actually the only living person with his brain disease variant. He is nonverbal. And I've learned a lot through him too, of just communicating with others, having that empathy and just being able to work with people of all places, faces, everything. So I really feel that that experience sets me apart from other people. I feel like that's something that you can't get that experience from just a school education. It's really something that you get hands on from that nitty gritty experience. So yeah, I really feel that that sets me apart.