Yeah, that's true. California is a very diverse population. As well, Florida is becoming that, even in Volusia County where I'm at. I worked at the college, Daytona State College for about five or six years, and that taught me a lot about diversity. Because you met people from all parts of the world, so many different countries. The first thing that I try to do is pronounce their name correctly, ask them what the pronunciation is, and try to make them feel at ease. I try to envision also my face. You know, a lot of times people, when they see something different, they can't see their faces or their reactions. So a lot of times that could be a turnoff for people who are culturally different from yourself. So I try to talk slowly. I try to remember what my face looks like. I try to communicate with them, and if there's a situation, I try to find someone else who can help with communication. Try to make them feel at ease, not like they're being interrogated or something like that.