Okay, well, Geico has a great work environment, so I definitely don't want to like portray them like as a bad company to work for. But there are some things that have brought me to look, you know, for employment elsewhere. And one of the main reasons is because of the confusion and the misinformation that has been given to us pertaining our pay and how we're to be paid out for the sales and our bonuses. So like, for instance, this past previous month, I was top salesman, I had over 108, I had over 105 sales, and I was told that I would not be paid for any of those sales. It really kind of confused me. And then it's just a lot of different things that I'm not used to when it comes to sales, because usually I'm used to getting paid for what I sell. And so at Geico, I guess their pay structure is set a little, or their bonus structure is set a little different, which I'm not kind of a fan of. And so that's why I'm kind of looking for employment elsewhere, because I don't think it's fair for me to sell, sell policies throughout the entire year and have to wait to the end of the year to get my bonus. I don't agree with that. That's one of the main reasons why I'm kind of looking for employment elsewhere. Other than that, I love the work environment there. My supervisors are very nice, but I just don't feel like everybody's on one accord. And I feel like there's a lot of misinformation and a lot of other agents feel the same way. We're just being told different things and nobody ever has the correct answer. Or we might get one answer from this manager, but it's a different answer from this supervisor. So it's just too much confusion going on. So that's why I really want to kind of venture out to another company that kind of is more stable and more structured so that I can just have a better understanding of what's going on.