So yes, I have had work with Autodollar. It was inbound, also outbound calls, at least maybe 200 calls a day on Autodollar. I was with this bank called Truist. I was working part-time, also full-time there. I was doing mortgage and auto loans mostly, collect on like past due accounts. With the Autodollar, even though it can be like a fast pace sometimes, I'm more of worrying about making sure that I took care of that customer that was on the line that I'm speaking to at that moment. Yes, I'm also worrying about getting to the next call but I also want my calls to always be the best calls. I want to make sure I'm always taking care of my customers, answering questions that they have. I want to make sure when they hang up the phone with me that they are aware of what we have spoken about, that they don't have any unsure answers or unsure questions or they didn't understand what the agent, which is myself, have spoken to them about. So I want to make sure I take care of them as well as possible. I don't want to rush to get to the next call. I always want to make, what is it, they say your first call, your best call or some slogan that I used to hear when I worked in collections. But yes, I always want to make sure that each call is my best call. I want to make it as if it is going to be my last call. But yes, I'm so familiar with the auto-dialer. It can be a fast pace, it can be a slow pace. I have did I think at least maybe 200 calls at least. I know I've done more than that but at least