How do you prioritize tasks? I don't think I have a system to it. I do what has to be done at the particular time frame that it has to be done. If there's a renewal, if it's 90 or 120 days out, but the insured might want it, he might be busy, he might not have a big operation or a big company, he might only have three or four workers, and he'll tell me, hey Shazan, get to me three weeks or four weeks before. Of course, we'd love to get it 90 or 120 days, we'd love to get these endorsements, but in terms of prioritizing tasks, I don't have any type of specific system, but I have been moving up steadily and fairly quickly, mostly because of, like I said, I had a generalist book, so I was exposed to a lot of different policies. Now, I'm not a master of anything, but workers' comp audits, things like that, all types of policies, builders' risk, a lot of real estate developers, a lot of homeowners' associations, a lot of experience in those, so I've had to do the certificates myself, I haven't had any type of help, I haven't had any type of assistance, I've done everything myself. That goes for endorsements, trucking, I also have trucking accounts, so I have commercial auto accounts, I have bops, I have everything. Essentially, any type of commercial insurance. Now, if they're a company that's $100 million or doing $50, $75 million, then they might have something that I haven't seen. But for the most part, 90 to 95% of the businesses, I can make sure that they are all on the up and up.