Now, of course, there's things to like and dislike about every industry you get into. Like I've mentioned before, I'm coming from the auto industry. I did it for about three and a half years. First job out of high school, got myself a service porter position, bottom of the barrel, working my way all the way up to sales assistant, and then, of course, got a full-time sales job and did that for about a year and a half. When it comes to working inside a dealership or in the auto industry in whole, like I mentioned, I've been in service, always sales, I've been in the body shop, I've been in detailing, I've been in everything. The main thing I like about sales in general, but specifically in the auto business, is the camaraderie with your coworkers. Everyone has a common goal that they had to hit every month or every year or every day, you know what I mean, and everyone just tried to better the person next to them when it came to doing those things. The only thing that I really did not like about the auto industry, of course, there's all those stereotypes about sleazy car salesmen and things like that. I don't like to qualify myself as one of those things, but the only thing that I really disliked about it was the whole attitude that car sales is your life. I wasn't a big fan of that, you know what I mean. I'm a guy that, sure, I'll work 60, 70-hour weeks, but when I'm at home, I like to be with family, you know what I mean, I like to have a life outside of work, which the car business would let you do, but do everything it could to just kind of butt its way into it, if you know what I mean. That's really the only thing I did not like about it. Like I said, I'm good working long hours, but when it comes to being home and the only thing on your mind is work, it's not a great thing. I know it happens from time to time, and it's normal, but when it's an everyday thing, that's when it starts to bug me a little bit. But of course, you get that in all sales. But the auto industry in of itself was definitely a step above that, I guess, in a way. So that's the only thing I disliked about the culture of my last company.