Well, I'm currently not working for anybody but myself, so I don't know, but my last boss in the kitchen would tell you that what drove her crazy is sometimes I can get lost in conversation and get distracted with a task or forget about a task. I like to make lists. I think I mentioned that earlier, and compartmentalize my to-dos. So time management can be rough. I sometimes get lost in the conversation I'm having or the task I'm doing. This morning I was late for an appointment because I got lost in a conversation trying to have someone leave my residence, but you know, for sales it works because you need to build rapport. You need to have what I think is a human connection with somebody to make a sale. I definitely want to make sure you can get someone to smile. I think that's my mission in life is just bringing a smile to somebody else's face. But I can get a little sidetracked. The ADHD certainly has affected my life. I do see a doctor for it. I do take medication for it. You know, it definitely can be debilitating at times. That's not necessarily for me. And because I recognize it in my life and I treat it, it is something that is managed. And when it's managed, it's managed beautifully because when I know what my flaws are, it allows me the opportunity to work on them and to get better at dealing with them. So yeah, I tend to get really excited with conversations and tasks and I can get a little sidetracked, but I'm getting a lot better at not doing those things. As I tell you this morning, I was late for an appointment, but it wasn't like, it's just a, it doesn't matter. Everything always works out in the end. I mean, I always, I always come out on top. Yeah. I appreciate the opportunity to interview you guys. Thanks.