It's hard to describe a typical day at my current job because my current job is a stay-at-home mom. That can include just about anything. So I'm actually going to use the example of the last job I had, which was an insurance job at State Farm. And in that job, I did a combination of service and sales. So people would call in to add a vehicle, change a vehicle, add a driver, perhaps change an address. Any type of changes that occur in our life that might result in a change in their insurance policy, whether it be a renter's insurance policy, auto, motorcycle, homeowners. Towards the end of my tenure there, I worked a little bit in life and health as well. I also did sales. I had created relationships with local realtors and local mortgage people to create a pipeline of business. So when they would be selling a home to someone or working on a mortgage for someone, I would get the opportunity to quote their home, auto, whatever insurance that they had to see if we could be of service to them as well. Sometimes I would pivot current customers into new lines of policy. Perhaps they called to add a teenager to their insurance policy, and I could talk to them about adding an umbrella policy to their account. So it could vary between a lot of different insurance-related things, but I think that's what makes it exciting.