This last question is very easy for me to answer. Some of the fears I have about getting this job is, most importantly, is it hurting the effort that I put into helping my family. That's the best way I can put it. It's this not being able to work out for my family's needs and my needs for it to backfire on me financially only because I've been burned in the past, especially in the insurance world. I got recruited and started with Synergy Financial Group with all these promises and grandeur. It's a 1099 position, self-employed, commission only. But we have such great mentors and everybody here talks to each other. All the information is there for new people and entry-level people. They're going to get all the training they need and they're going to write their first six apps and whatever. Nothing was there for me. Nobody was there to really be there on a timely matter. I was left in the wind trying to learn a business and an industry by myself, what it felt like. There was no growth. I didn't get trained. I still don't have very much knowledge or experience in actually writing applications and helping people. Basically, it was mostly just what felt like cold calling people. It was just a wake up. I didn't realize I was purchasing qualified leads for people that were requesting this type of insurance for them to be completely floored on why I'm calling it who I am. I'm trying to work myself out of an objection within the first five seconds. It was a really hard way to learn when you're brand new with no experience. I got burnt out. I only was able to do a month of it, about two months of it before. Financially, I had to do something else with my time. I wasn't making a base pay. I was doing nothing, just commission only, with no help to actually help families and how to overcome things. It just really wasn't ideal. That's my biggest fears about this job, turning into something like that or it just hurting me and my family's gracious time.