On my resume, it talks about my different jobs I've had. I did customer service for about two and a half years with a credit card processing company. In that, I was actually able to do a little bit of selling. I did a lot of training for web demos. And at that time, I'd talk to business owners and I'd show them how to use the product and try to convince them to use our system and software and show them how it'll actually help their business succeed in the long run. I also, in that, was answering phone calls, emails, talking to irate customers, all kinds of fun stuff. Then I also did high school coaching from there. And that was a great experience for me for about four or five years or seasons. I got to teach high school players how to excel on the football field as well as learn life lessons. And the last part on there was my experience at Title One, which is a title company. And that was my first official sales position. From there, I actually was able to increase our market share as the only sales rep for that company in the county. When I got there, it was 23% market share, which is pretty good, but it was right in that second, third area. And when I left, we were up to 32% with some months where I was able to bring it up to 40% market share. I just love the selling of that. And I want that competition again. I want to be able to succeed and help this business grow.