Okay, I prioritize my tasks based on the degree of urgency behind them. So if a customer were to call me or someone were to say, excuse me, and ask me a question over by phone or in person, those take top priority over everything else. I think it's very important that things that happen in the moment or someone asks you a question, you should answer them right then and there. And if you're incapable of answering it, obviously you want to get someone else who's capable of resolving that said issue. But things like that carry a heavy amount of weight because if you look like you're incapable of helping them right then and there, you could lose a customer, you could lose someone's trust immediately. Whereas stuff that's like everyday office work or everyday casual stuff or chores or tasks, stuff like that, something so minor where you can do it over a period of time, it has importance, especially down the road, and there's a lot of things to it. But if it's not urgent right then and there saying, hey, if you got nothing better to do, or if like, you know, it's something you can work on over time, I see it as not my top priority, but something I definitely got to get behind. But if someone calls me, someone asks me a question or somebody say, excuse me, I'm going to resolve that right then and there, that's going to take my top priority. And those are things that have immediate effects if I don't resolve them right then and there. Whereas other tasks, you know, like, you know, take time to fill out charts or fill out anything or request for forms. I need to do those, but I have to make sure that there's no one that's asking for me right now. There's no one has a question for me because you don't want to leave someone hanging or they're confused or they have a question for you and no one's getting around to them. It's best to earn the customer's trust. It's best to help them out because they're feeling a lot of pressure. They're upset. They're scared. And I want to try to alleviate that. So that's how I prioritize my task is degree of urgency depending on each task. And I'm going to leave it at that. Thank you. Thank you. 