If you call my references, the first thing that occurred to me, they would say, is that I'm a smart guy, and I'm a good writer, I'm good to have in the office, just someone to have around. I'm reliable, a hard worker. I do think the other thing you'll probably hear is, and I feel uncomfortable saying this about myself, but I was asked, that I'm a good guy. I can be competitive, I don't like to lose, but it's important to me to win in a particular way. I don't want to do something I'm going to be ashamed of, I want to be able to look myself in the mirror, I want to be someone my daughters can admire, and that's important to me. I think smart, hard worker, I produce quality work, I'm a good guy. One other thing too, Bill Porter at Voorhees, when I worked there years ago, just that they would get you in front of juries, because you like people, and people like people who like people, and I do. I like people. I like to be helpful, I like to listen to them, frankly I think in conversation, I'm capable of talking as you've probably seen already, but it's a heck of a lot more important to ask questions of other people and hear what they've got to say. As my wife likes to say, conversation isn't just waiting to hear the other person stop talking so you can tell them what you think, it really is a matter of listening. So yeah, I think people would say I'm someone who likes people, and I'm a good listener. Thanks.