I've been using Office software since, you know, literally not even exaggerating since I was in elementary school. I mean, we were given classes for it starting in like second grade or so learning about Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint. You know, I got into, started using Microsoft Teams later on, started using Microsoft Outlook as well and all the tools that come with that, learning how to use Excel and like all these advanced ways like putting in formulas and creating graphs, making great presentations in PowerPoint, as well as using the Adobe Suite for general Office purposes like primarily the Acrobat Reader and, you know, scanning documents and things like that, turning documents into a scannable format and sending it to people, you know, reviewing documents for errors and those sorts of things. In terms of CRM systems, I've never used Salesforce. I know that that's like one of the biggest ones, but I don't know if this qualifies as CRM. I have used Marist software for an extended amount of time, which I feel very comfortable with. I think Marist is honestly pretty great. I've also used Clio, C-L-I-O. I like that a little less than Marist. I think Marist just has a better user interface, but, you know, Clio is something that I also have familiarity with. I have a combined total of using those two for about three years now. Yeah.