A few important determining factors for me when choosing a career is to make sure that it's going to be something that you are going to go ahead and do. I know people switch in and out of careers. I know I did. I've always worked in healthcare, in the community, helping others. So that's something that I really, really have a, you know, I really have a passion for. And I think it's very important to be happy and to educate yourself on different things in that role that you can do. You know, you want to make sure that the career opportunity has different, different areas that you can, you'll be good in. So if it's sales or if it's, you know, just getting a health and life insurance, casualty, whatever. I have a little bit of background. I remember a lot about American Family Insurance. Back in 2007, I was hired as a receptionist in Henderson over at the location. Her name was Stephanie. Her and her husband had their own, they were brokers. And I was the receptionist and I was the one who took payments and everything at the time. I was very young and I didn't pursue it. I should have stayed in it. I should have went on and got my life and health insurance. They gave me all the tools I needed. I ended up accepting another position with another company for a call center at United Health Care. But I wish I, because.