Yeah.

Then I could earn it for a yes.

And so I had joined the Girl Scouts and I remember getting that first Girl Scout book with this book, all of these badges and all the pretty pictures and all the lists of things that you could do.

And me with all of my curiosity, I mean, there was figure skating and there was all of these different arts and sciences and space.

And I remember getting that book and just thinking, I can do all of this stuff.

And I remember telling my mother because when I got the first badge, I just said to her, I said, well, make sure you sew those badges really close together because I'm going to get all of them.

And she said to me, oh, Cheryl, no, nobody gets all of them.

Where is an example early in your career where you took the thing that nobody else wanted or no one else was willing to do and you sort of, you know, you overcame the hurdle, if you will, that few others were willing to tackle?