What I do and priorities change quickly. I'll give an example of that. So let's say currently I am a student at San Jose State University. I study economics. I'm a freshman. Well, I'm going to be a sophomore soon, but obviously I do have a lot of priorities when it comes to that. I also have family priorities. I am Hayward, born and raised from the Bay Area, so I have family there as well. And I also have a job currently at the moment and responsibilities with that, and certain priorities do change often throughout my life. Recently, I had a situation where I had to basically put my family first, and I had to step aside from everything and just handle my family. I had to go to Mexico and help some things out over there. But what I do when my priorities change is I communicate it with everybody involved. I've emailed my professors, and I've texted and called my employers whenever something happens. So I'm always very communicative. The first second I know that something may happen, I always make sure to let people know. And I'm thankful because I work in an office where they are very understanding, and they do respect me as well in the office. So they understand that as well, and they were able to understand what I needed to do to help my family. So they were very helpful and just also just generous when it came to that.