Well, that's a pretty good question. I have worked with both plans, like you mentioned, smaller commissions, you know, with a larger salary. That's something that, you know, something that, you know, kind of lets you feel at ease at some point because, you know, you have that base back up and then you have that commissions that you can go over, you know, over the limits for and you can be proactive if you want to make money. And that's one of the main thing why I think I'm in sales and why I think I'm a born salesman. And I also worked with, you know, commissions only, you know, where, you know, what you perform is what you're going to make off. Like, you know, I used to do solar panels, so I know what it looks like. You know, I don't have any, you know, top of base salary or anything like that until I close the sale. But once the sales is closed and you get that 14 or 18 percent from that $50,000 loan that you were able to get that prospect to get their solar panels, you know, then it's a different ballgame. But I'm comfortable working with either or, you know, when it comes to scheduling, I do have a limitation. Maybe I'm going to put this in here where, you know, I can work anywhere from 6 a.m. up to 4 p.m. Pacific Standard Time. That's the time I can work after 435 o'clock. And, you know, I got to take care of my college. But besides that, I just wanted to put that in there just to, you know, slide it in there and you guys can be aware of it. And then, you know, the commission doesn't matter to me if it's larger payment, base salary and then commissions or larger commissions or commissions only. It all depends, you know, on what we sell in. And that's why I want to have a formal interview.