So, what separates me from other candidates? Not just the length of experience that I have, because anyone could do what I do for many years at a time, but more of the breadth of experience. Not only have I worked at the front desk with Kisco for the last five years, before that I was an English teacher in Japan. And that is, in a way, education is another type of customer service, especially in a foreign land where they don't speak the language, you don't speak their language, and then you're trying to communicate across that language barrier. You learn a few techniques that you might not get if you're with someone who understands every word that's coming out of your mouth. And so, that allows me to come at situations, you know, from a different angle and approach it differently to be able to communicate my needs or my requests in a way that anyone can understand. And I think that's very valuable.