I learned to always double-check, like if I don't know something, but if I'm not fully 100% sure on something, then to double-check with my manager or supervisor before I put a policy through or before I do anything. Yeah, I definitely made a couple of mistakes with putting things through, and I should have just confirmed first. But I mean, it was salvageable, I would say, salvageable, that it would be fixed, but that definitely was a learning lesson. Yeah, it did happen twice. The second time, I felt I knew 100% the answer and what to do, because I didn't want to really be a burden to anyone, because I'm pretty independent. Everybody knows me as independent. Even people ask me for help and advice. So for me to ask something that I felt was not something really worth asking or too important, that's why I took it upon myself. But from then on, no matter how small it was, if I 100% did not know the full answer, was not sure 100%, then I would just confirm before I do anything.