Some things that I liked and disliked about the culture of my last company. So my last job wasn't at the bankruptcy office. It's just a job that was that most like is like the job that I'm applying for. So I'm going to answer it with the last two jobs. So the last job I had was a seasonal position at a resort. I would say the things I liked about it was the ability to ask questions constantly. And I'll also say that about the bankruptcy office. I was never dismissed or told that I'm taking up someone's time, although I felt like I was sometimes. So I liked the ability to ask questions about things that even have nothing to do with my job. Things I disliked about my last job, specifically the resort, would just be living situation and then the culture of the people. The people weren't nice, the people I worked with. There was a lot of trauma at work, things that shouldn't be happening while we're working. The people that came in for the resort were people I just did not like a lot because they felt privileged and so they would talk down on us. For the bankruptcy office, I would say something I really liked was the ability to work by myself. I like working with people. I do not mind it, but I loved being able to be the only one to do the mailroom activities. I had my own tasks every day that never changed. And I don't know why, but I really, really liked doing that 24-7 every day, five days a week, only because I felt like I was doing something important. And when I feel like I'm doing something important, I feel like I really enjoy the job. Something I didn't like about the bankruptcy office I worked at would be, it's kind of hard because I liked a lot of things about that job, but something I disliked was that I didn't have a lot of growth opportunity. I was given tasks, like post-petition clerk from the paralegals, I was given tasks to do those things, but that didn't come with increased pay, so I felt like I was overworking myself, which is why I left the job, and I didn't get the opportunity to learn about bankruptcy in a whole, even though that was the beginning where I learned about bankruptcy. But I don't know, I didn't feel like I was doing important things like everyone else, so I felt like I was just kind of the person to do everyone's tasks that they didn't want to do. And that's the work that is important for all of us, basically.