That's a tough question, but I think I do have the answer. So my agency is very small. There's only my principal agent and then three of the agents, counting myself. And I'm in charge of doing the social media. So I do all their Facebook, their LinkedIn, Twitter, I run all of those pages. At first, when I first got assigned to do that, I didn't really know, and I was new to the office at the time. I wasn't sure what exactly the office sold, but Erie has a thing, it's called My Marketing. So there's like Erie generic posts that I can post up. So I was posting things and then she texts me that morning, so every day at 8 o'clock, I get, every day at 8am, the Erie post goes out and then I go on Canva and then around 12 o'clock, there's like a post from our office. So the Erie posts, I kind of, I'm not gonna lie, you should go pretty quick through them. So I'm like, if Erie approved it, like what's the harm? And there was a couple times that I posted stuff like about annuities, about health insurance, she's like, Tyler, we don't do these, like I don't offer them. So when she told me that, I was able to do it. But that's probably the biggest thing is, I mean, it's a good thing and a bad thing. I like to take ownership and think I know what I'm doing, but sometimes I don't. But she's very quick to be like, no, we don't offer this. So that's probably the biggest thing that drives her crazy. I probably could communicate a little bit more or put, sorry, a process in place where she can approve the post. But I was like, well, just Erie posts, so what can go wrong? But something did go wrong.