So the question is, how do you go about solving problems at work? It just depends on what the problem is. If it's something small and something that I know already what needs to be done, then I'll go about it that way. Otherwise, I would go to a supervisor and ask them, you know, what needs to be done. I just go about it, you know, slowly and pretty much think before I speak and make sure everybody's calm in the situation and just figure out what needs to be done and handle it. There's nothing that can't be fixed or can't be worked out if you just go about, you know, go about it the right way. Words are important to me. I don't just go saying things to people. I make sure that I know what the answer is and what needs to happen before I continue on. I do want to apologize because I have been terribly sick this week with COVID, and I'm just now starting to pull out of it. So I've had a little bit of a time thinking, and I know I don't look probably very well, and I don't probably sound well, and I'm really sorry about that. Anyway, that's pretty much what I would do, just tackle it and make sure that I go to the right sources and make sure I know what I'm doing and, you know, know before I speak. And that pretty much sums it up. Thank you.