What separates me from other candidates is the jobs that I've held. I have worked in an array of fields from True Value hardware store learning about plumbing, electrical, and heat and air, to cutting pipe, driving a forklift. I have worked in warehouses before. I've worked at the veterinary clinic where I've learned so much about how to take care of animals and everything. I grew up on a farm. I mean I just have a lot of little bits of knowledge of everything, but probably the biggest thing is customer service. I mean what I mean that is the biggest thing that brings money in is customer service and being able to talk to people and hold a conversation with them, be a part of their life, and actually truly care about them. And I mean most of the time a customer like that you're going to keep them forever. So I enjoy talking to people and I feel like what separates me from other candidates is the experience that I've had in customer service and the knowledge of different positions I've held, things that I've learned just about life. You can be, I don't know if that's a good example or not, but you can be computer savvy, but sometimes these people that are really smart with computers aren't very good at common sense and I feel like I have a lot of common sense. So thank you.