To me, integrity means that you look for the opportunity to choose the most moral and best option for the people that you're helping. So, in my job, again, at the credit union, we're exposed to a lot of people's personal information, a lot of confidential information, and integrity means you actively choose to make moral choices with the information that you have, with the power that you have. I think in many jobs, there's an opportunity to guide people into something that maybe would benefit you more than them, even if it's only a little bit. To me, that's not integrity. Integrity is looking for what's best for the person that you're helping, trying to do what's best for them, and knowing that if you make your reputation be that you are always seeking the benefit of the other, you're always looking to help the people that you're working with most, that that reputation is going to bring plenty of business your way. So, it's not about getting me the most money right now, immediately. It's looking towards the long term, but primarily more than anything with the morality of looking for the benefit of the person that I'm working for and helping.