Yeah, my current role actually, Joe Vennero, he's my manager and he is one of the best managers I've ever had and mainly because he has seen such success in the role that he's in and he motivates me to be a lot like him, you know, but recently I've discovered because I made a lot of really, you know, big sales but the company that I'm in right now, Joe Vennero, he's the son of Bob Vennero, the actual owner of the company and Joe is the only person overseeing all the sales guys and as much as I shined in this company currently, they haven't even batted an eye, they're not even considering moving anybody up and I'm kind of looking for a managerial role or at least the potential to move into that. I don't want to be in sales all the way in my, you know, 60s and stuff. I want to, you know, move up at some point and so I'm just looking for a newer role that really drives me to move up. That's the only thing I'm missing but other than that, Joe Vennero has been my best manager just because he has been more like a mentor than a manager.