I actually have done this with caregiving. Someone, I had, I was running around at one point a lot, and I had someone who had fallen on my, on my clock, and I had stopped everything I was doing, made sure I did the right, right situation, which was calling for help and so on. But I also made sure and kept my, crossed my T's, dotted my I's with that situation, and consistently made sure that, like, the person that, or people that I was taking care of were always taken care of with the best, in the best regards in that sense. Going above that, for my position in that sense, was actually calling and making the phone calls to the families and to the, I guess you could say, like, 911 and everything, you know, that kind of thing and everything, paramedics and everything. So, that was actually out of my pay range, technically, at that time, and I actually was told a lot that, you know, everybody who was on that shift was very thankful that I was there and to be able to handle so many things all at once, like I did.