Hi, my name is Sean Riley, and I spent the predominant amount of my career in the fine wine industry, and also a little bit of insurance, a lot of insurance as well. I spent from 2002 to 2016 running my family's insurance brokerage in Oakland, California. So we carried at least over 30 different providers from Progressive, Hartford, all the way to Bristol West. I recruited agents at that agency. If I had a great waiter or bartender, I would tell them to come work for us, help them get their license, teach them how to pass the test, because I have been licensed in four states, so I know that PNC test pretty well. But I managed over 30 agents at any given time. We wrote about $250,000 in premium and broker fees every month, and eventually my brother sold the business for $2.5 million. So I moved on from there in 2016 to 2019 to be a real estate broker in the city of Chicago. I leased real high-end apartments, $10,000 a month, generated sales of $5 million a year at that position. Real estate brokerage closed, and I went to work for K&L Wine Merchants in San Francisco. They were voted the number one independent wine store in the country by the Wine Spectator, which is the top of the food chain in wine magazines. I ran the California Cabernet section, the Zins, Washington State Reds, and I was the number one salesperson there. We did have a commission structure as well. And once the bug hit, operations ceased, and from there, and since 2012, I've been running my own record label and music publishing business. So I compose music, and I've been streamed over 500,000 times, which by Taylor Swift, not a huge, huge number, but I've been played in over 50 countries in the world and on six or seven continents. And so, help me goodness, I feel like this is the year I'm going to crack Antarctica.