Tell me about the goals you were given in your last current position. So I'm currently employed by the Browns Chem-Dry Carpet Cleaning. Those goals are actually when I first started was they're cleaning the carpets, get the carpets clean in a fast time, but get it done right. And so there was a time deadline and getting specific sections done fast because you have to, for example, you have to pre-spray the carpet, well, you vacuum then pre-spray it before you take the power head in there and actually clean with the solution. And then you got steps that take a long time going back and forth and a particular pattern of process to get those steps cleaned by hand. Later on, once the clients, not as many clients were setting up jobs back in December going into January, I had a minor employer, I had some paperwork building up and I informed her that I had these skills and could help and I would have a computer that I could bring. And I've been doing administrative assistant work for her processing invoices, receipts, briefing quick books as well, work very briefly with Microsoft Word. And then I've been volunteering with Minnesota Advanced Prison Ministries in which the goals are, this was to take the members list that I got last, take the backup from 2020 and go all the way back from 2020, 11 minutes and go and catch everything up and get all the current members into place, move on set or weren't a member and once I don't want to be contacted anymore or in a timely manner as well as here's a presentation and I have to have it ready the very next morning for it to be presented, very short time. Same with the taxes deadline, that one both me and my employer were just, our eyes were pretty heavy by the time the night came when we finally got all the tax paperwork set aside and same with one other time with getting all the invoices and receipts and all that into the computer system and done. So that was one of those where you're supposed to have like 5, 530 but the goal and the need to get it done was more.