I'd say haven't had too many bad experiences. Some guests are more high maintenance than others. I've had guests left me less than ideal reviews, despite saying they'd never brought anything to my attention or complaining about cleaning after the fact. But I haven't really had any like true horror experiences, maybe I had some close calls, like a guest that left the propane on the grill running, you know, and they were smoking outside, like some potential bad things that could have happened. But overall, the most challenging things has probably been managing, like snow removal in the mountains with guests there has been like a little bit difficult. But, you know, I had about 25 to 30 stays over the past six months and a 4.8 star rating. So like no real horror stories, mostly just really good guests. But some people that are, you know, issues with contractors, people or contractors that kind of demand more payment after they've shown up and you've agreed and having to, you know, call and regenerate lists of who you trust the most is kind of been one of the biggest challenges of starting Airbnb is like really learning how to vet your contractors because they're the people you need, like the only way an Airbnb house can run is if you have good cleaners and someone that can come fix things if you're not going to do all that.