I would say a couple instances where I've been caring is, for starters, I used to be one of the caretakers for my great-grandma with dementia, so that really taught me a lot about compassion at a pretty young age. Which then leads me to my second point of that, which is I have a lot of elderly customers at my job, and it's really just taking the time to make sure that they're doing okay, they're finding everything that they need, helping them grab stuff, helping them open bags, just little things like that. Competitive, that one's a little bit more difficult. The only things I can really think of would be, as I mentioned, I love going to concerts, and sometimes that can get a little bit competitive, trying to be the first in line or get a front row spot, things like that. But also, I used to work in the pickup department at my store, and we would always make it a competition to see who could get the orders done the fastest, or who could get the best picking accuracy, who could get the orders to the customers fastest, from inside to outside, just things like that. And then professional and strategic, I would... These answers kind of go hand in hand. I'd say I try to be professional every day, just the way I carry myself, the way I communicate with my customers, just overall the way I try to present myself. And strategic, I would say basically every day at my work I try to be strategic in the way that I do things and how I do things to make sure that I'm getting the maximum productivity out of not only myself, but everyone that I work with as well.