So, I'm looking for a new job because I have decided to leave the automotive industry both due to the changes in the automotive industry as far as, you know, due to the way the economic society is right now. There's just no new vehicles that are on the lot, at least for the brands that I sell for, dealerships. And so, there's used vehicles, but right now for most new vehicles, people are waiting anywhere from six months to two years, and I was, in my role, I was sending sales appointments and that, you know, if I don't have cars on the lot to set sales appointments on, there's not much for me to do. The other part of it is I was in a management role and I realized that management is just not for me. I like the technicality side of things as far as training people and, you know, helping improve people's sales. However, what I am not good with is rallying people. That's just not one of my strengths. And so, I realized that the roles that I like when I look back at the, you know, the jobs that I've worked at that made me most happy were jobs where it was very autonomous, where I just, you know, it was me, myself, and I producing results where I got to keep my head down, you know, and, you know, do my job. And so, for me, I am looking for a long-term career. And so, I was, you know, looking into, you know, what is going to be a long-term career that's going to give me that ability to be able to, you know, do it myself, where, you know, it's very self-driven income and it's, you know, sales results as far as, you know, because if I fail, then it's on me and then I can figure out how to improve and if I do well, then great, I did well. And so, that's why I'm looking into finding a new job.