So, as far as my resume, as you see, I started off with Liberty Mutual way back in 2000. Oh my gosh, there's a timeline here, but I think it was 2000, and I have to refer to my resume because it's been a bit, yeah, 2006. And I was going strong, I came out of the gate really strong, I was a top producer, especially in a six-month snapshot in 2008, meaning they bought a publicly traded company right before the market had collapsed. And that expedited, I think, anyway, we all think, them selling their property and casualty division. So, what happened in 2008, they had to recoup a lot of losses from purchasing Safeco, which is a publicly traded company, and they decided to sell off the entire property and casualty division. So, in that snapshot, I was one of the top producers of the company, so they kind of cherry picked who they wanted to go to this company, USI, and I was essentially sold to USI Insurance Services as part of this mega deal of Liberty breaking up their book of business. So, I had built up my own book, which is probably about, just going from memory, about 20 accounts of about a million and a half in premium, and then they kind of divvied up, which was really like my friends, because we had a tight-knit group there, they divvied up my friends' books of business.