At this point, I'm like, I just want to do my job. Like I love that I got a full time job at Boston Beer Company and I'm trying to be more reserved, because I did have such an outgoing personality when I was at the brewery. But that was a very different role than this one. So I'm not in a rush to, like, have that kind of reputation here. Like I definitely want to be a little bit more buttoned up because these people like don't really know me, and that's okay. Like, I would like to lay low, like under the radar a little bit. I think that's okay with me right now. If, in a perfect world, like it's so funny, because when they interviewed me for this job, they said, like, what would you want to do if you weren't doing this? And I said, stand up comedy, you know, because I want to be a stand up comedian, but am I trying to do it in real life? Like no, not really. I haven't been writing, like, I haven't done any shows, since the performance for the class that I took, you know, I can dream and hope that somebody discovers me and is like, Oh my gosh, she's so funny. There's this wonderful movie role that we could put her in. You know, and all of a sudden, I don't worry about bills anymore. That's, that's a ridiculous thinking, you know, I mean, like, that is so fantastical but I'm just like, I just got to do my job. Like, I'm here to work. I also, you know, one of my managers at Forrester said, like, your passions don't have to be in your job, you can explore them, like outside of your job, like basically saying your job doesn't have to be what you're passionate about, right? So I can still do stand up in my personal life and my job be a means to an end. You know what I mean?