So, I actually left insurance for a few different reasons. I initially got into insurance, it's a crazy story. I had an incident where I was in a wreck and it was from a hit and run and the other driver, they actually got out of the vehicle and they left. They left and unfortunately at the time, I didn't have the coverage. I didn't have the coverage that, you know, covered my vehicle so I was just left without. It was definitely a traumatic experience but at that time, I was so unaware about coverage and insurance and this was years back because I've been licensed now for quite a few years. But before then, I was like, why did I not know it was so important? Like I did not know the different levels of coverage and at that time, I actually used that moment as a moment of motivation. It just piqued my curiosity and I just started learning and reading things and then I was like, okay, I could do this, like I want to teach other people this and so I went and I had applied and I actually started through Progressive and they are the ones that actually took me through the training. They actually paid for the course for me to take my state exam and it was just, it was a beautiful experience like everything I feel like happens with a reason. Everything has purpose with everything and so that kind of propelled me to go and further my career in insurance because I really wanted to know these things for myself. I really wanted to increase my own knowledge about it and once I did that and I saw how important it...