All right. This is question number five. The question is, what is your definition of integrity and what does it mean to you? So right off the bat, the first thing I think of is the golden rule, right? The golden rule in the Bible, do unto others as you would have them do unto you. So that's huge when it comes to integrity. So am I being transparent? Am I doing things the way I've been asked to do them? Am I not trying to be manipulative? And I'm making sure that I'm making every effort to do the best I can, not only for my company, but for my client. And so integrity is not trying to oversell. Integrity is not over promising and under delivering. These are not things you do when you have integrity. When you have integrity, you're honest, you're forthright. You're looking at how you can improve and you're looking how you can improve others as well. So to me, integrity essentially for my own personal life, integrity means living within the framework of my own value system. And so when you position that in a workplace, then we would say, am I working in concert with what my company's core values are and am I displaying the level of responsibility that I need to, to make sure that I'm working in a way that is representing integrity to my company?