So my most rewarding professional experience would have to be when I worked for Carter's retail baby store. I worked there during high school and through my first years of college. I was working there as a sales associate. Loved the job, loved the people that I worked with. It was a good environment. I got to climb the ladder along that way and earn more and experience more, educate myself more on the company based in the material. Then I ended up quitting there, coming down here to Nashville to finish school. I also transferred my job, which I became an assistant manager. So like I said, I climbed the ladder. That also gave me a better opportunity of learning about the company more from a higher-up manager's perspective as far as a sales associate. They gave me a lot of insight on payroll scheduling, different types of other things, ordering stuff. So I would say just climbing the ladder and getting to know the company more and getting to know people that were over your district, so basically your bosses. That was also a really good experience. And actually meeting with the CEO, that was a really good experience. Loved that. He was very nice. I would say that was my most rewarding professional experience.