Good morning, or good afternoon. Thank you so much, first of all, for the opportunity to interview with you guys. So, the question was, what do you do when the priorities change quickly? And to give examples, what I would, I would refer back to when I was working in banking, and there's times that you're wearing a lot of hats. You're wearing a lot of hats, and you're helping a customer that you have in front of you. And sometimes situations arise where you're also the manager on duty, or you need to address a situation. There are situations, for instance, when a colleague is having a difficulty, and I know exactly what the problem is. First of all, I would apologize to the customer, excuse myself, give him, without, you know, giving out too much information, give a brief explanation as to why is it that I'm excusing myself. Go and address the situation, and come right back to the customer, and continue apologizing, and continue with the customer, making him feel that he is, you know, my number one priority. When it's just a task where there's not a customer in front of me, and things change, or something needs my attention, I get an email, or something needs to be fixed immediately, I normally take notes as to not to lose my train of thought, and be able to continue. Whether I am a firm believer in taking notes, on having a notepad with me at all times, and just have sort of a blueprint of what is it that I need to continue on, or the bullet points of things that I need to, I needed to address. And usually, by the time I come back, it's just a matter of reviewing my notes, finding where I left off, and just continue from there. So that's my process.