I used to be very good at what I did, and my past co-workers, managers, would describe me as a very good worker, and I'd put out, I'd fix, in the top, out of 30 people, the top 10 servers, I'd fix the top 10 of those guys. Back when I'm at school, there was only computers the size of a house, so I don't think I did too shabby. At Northrop Grumman, with the sophisticated machines, I left there with a very good record. I left there because of my back, and they couldn't keep my job for me, and so that's why I was released. But I got a full package, the whole nine yards, and everything. Very good severance and so on, so I've never had a problem with the managers or co-workers or so on. I get a lot, I'm a chameleon, kind of get along with everybody and so on, and try to, since I'm a little older than a lot of people, I kind of help people a lot. I don't mind doing that. I mean, that's kind of what being older does, you get to know a little more than most people because you're older. That's life, isn't it? All right. Well, okay. I don't know what to say. By the way, I haven't worked in years because of my disability. I've just now started venturing out to see what I could do, because I'm getting, sitting around just gets a little old, and I like to put my mental capability and somewhat physical disability towards doing something better. Well, I'm going to try that. All right. Well, thank you very much. Bye-bye.