I am very, very familiar with projects that are complex and typically projects that just require a heck of a lot of work, you know, whether that's physical, mental, some combination of all the above. My family owns a business in Cincinnati, and we've been at it for 70-some years now. And it's funny, even though I'm not in that business, I, as a younger person, certainly understand and value, you know, the need to eliminate complex issues and figure them out. And I simply always, I don't know, attack those by just going after it, you know, being willing to take charge of whatever is going on, you know, kind of, you know, line up all the things that need to be completed and then just knock them out one at a time. It's really, you know, it's something that I've learned as a trait of mine that most people don't have quite as much, and it's really about always working hard, pushing and making sure that you get everything done to the best of your ability. And if you go from there, it tends to work out 99% of the time.