If you were to ask my previous employer something that drove them crazy about me in my role, it would be my ability to talk and just keep kind of talking. In my role as a product zone specialist, which is basically a salesperson in the store at Apple, you know, selling devices, a lot of it is talking to the customer and figuring out what they needed. So, you know, once that part of the conversation was done and we're doing the technical part and getting the device purchased and set up, things like that, I tend to, you know, get the conversation going and keep it going, you know, just to make sure that experience for the customer wasn't too boring or too stagnant. You know, I wanted to make sure that they were, you know, having a decent time standing in the store with me. And if you would ask one of my previous managers, they would probably say I had a tendency to let the conversations go past the point that they needed as far as, you know, we'd be set up and here we are a little over time, still talking and things like that. But they also loved it at the same time because it was one of the things that customers would come back to them and have great things to say about my customer service was, you know, she was great. She was wonderful to talk to. She made it so good. I'm definitely going to recommend her when my friend or my sister or my cousin comes and makes their purchase. So they probably say it drove them crazy, but it was a necessary part of the job as well. And they loved getting that feedback from customers about me.