Well, like I mentioned earlier, I never actually held like a customer service position or like I never did any like retail work, but I think I'm really good at dealing with people in general. For example, sometimes it'd be parents who have some complaints maybe about like the curriculum we planned, or maybe they don't agree with like how we're running the program and stuff like that. I think for that, I think it's just really about taking like feedback from the feedback from customers or even feedback from parents and just be willing to listen and see if we can improve on things. But I also think that like when it comes to dealing with customers, just based on maybe what I've seen by going to like places where you have to interact with customers, I feel like keeping an open mind, but also being calm is really important. And I also think it's okay to like rely on like supervisors or like team leads if something happens because sometimes I would have conflicts with parents when I was a CIT and I would bring it up with like the site coordinator and they'd be willing to step in and help. So I think also getting help from your peers is also really important and could help with dealing with difficult customers.