Hey, it's Peter, just a quick message from the car. How do you give someone feedback by honking your car horn? That's right. I'm sure that you're familiar with the situation, your heading home, you stop at the red light, and you start maybe day dreaming, you start wondering what a wonderful day it is, and then you forget to get started right away when the light turns green. And someone from behind wants to remind you that you should get going and they do this. All right, how does that sound? It doesn't sound very good because in addition to just remind you to get going, they sent you the message, get going, you idiot. So there was a lot of judgment. There was a lot of labeling within that horn and as probably you can remember from my previous videos, when you want to give somebody constructive feedback, it's best if you avoid judging or labeling. Now, what about this? Someone wants to remind you, please get going, the line turned green, and they just do this. Did you hear that? Do it again. Just a subtle reminder. And this reminder does not include the labeling, the judgment, the heavy sentence that the first version did. So please be human, be considerate, and when you want to remind someone to do something, just do a very light reminder. Thank you very much and have a great weekend.