Well, first, I would triage the situation. So whatever problem happened, this is right in front of me, so got to try and contain that situation. And like I said, triage the situation, assess the situation right away and stop whatever that problem is from right there. Then I'd go back, find out as I'm triaging the situation, what happened, okay, this is what happened. After I've triaged it, I figured out that this is what happened, somebody pressed whatever button. I don't know, somebody didn't roll over, somebody didn't quit their list, whatever they didn't do. Figure that out, go to the source of that, make sure that that is not happening anymore so there are no additional problems being created. Then go back to this situation that's already blown up, fix that situation, bandaged it up. Hopefully somebody's got a cell phone, they took a picture of the whole situation so we can all look at it in our Wednesday morning conference room meeting so we can figure out how not to do that again. But that's how I go about solving the problem. So it would be the triage, find the source of the problem, fix that, make sure there are no additional problems created, fix the actual situation, clean that up, and then also make sure it's shown to others so they know not to make that mistake or whoever the others are, company, a person, so a lesson is learned and so we're not losing any more time or efficiency or anything like that.