One of the better supervisors that I had, he was a very stoic kind of character, and it was just, he was, he was just one of those, he was pleasant, he was a very pleasant supervisor, but he was just one of those where it seemed like he was hard to impress at times. I'm not sure why, but I had made it my goal to start trying to stand out to see if, just to see if I could get some of his recognition and just some respect, and I just wanted him to be able to realize that he could rely on me, because he was just such a hard guy to impress at times, and there's nothing wrong with that, of course, but I started gaining some of his respect, and I was becoming reliable to him, and that's something that I had worked towards, and I was happy for that. No one's perfect, though. Sometimes I fell short, and hearing his disappointment in his voice at times, it motivated me. Again, we're all human. We're all going to have bad days from time to time, but hearing just his compassionate disappointment in his voice, that's something that motivated me a lot.