So, how do I respond when I don't know the answer to a question really matters on the question. So, most of the time, if the question really doesn't have much of a relevance or I see it's just a stall tactic, I'll always say yes, yes would be the first thing that comes out of my mouth, yes, but then I'll always twist it, I'll twist it my way somehow to get them to, you know, get back on the conversation that I was on, the track that I was on rather than them, but I kind of address it and then move on if I have a question. If I don't know the answer to it and it's an important question, then I'll ask them to hold on and I'll get it for them immediately or I'll look it up on Google while I'm talking to them or I'll ask them to wait and I'll get back to them with the answer of something I really need to research, but like I said, if it's just one of those stall tactic questions in order not to buy, I will be able to like address it and then just move on from it, but if it's important, then I will get them the right answer. I will never give somebody the wrong answer.