Absolutely. Yes, I do. I do have experience when it comes to customer-facing roles. When I first moved to Atlanta, Georgia, I used to work for a dealership. The dealership was called Gravity Autos, and I was a sales representative there. This was my first time ever dipping off into sales, my first time ever deciding to sell cars, which was really big, especially for women. I had a first experience with one of my first clients. It was an older guy, which made things kind of comfortable for me. Of course, he was very knowledgeable about the vehicle that he wanted to purchase, but it was still my job to pull the car around the front, open all of the doors, which is something that the salespeople would call the butterfly effect. Once I did that, it was my job to then go around the entire vehicle inside and out to inform this gentleman about the car and its specific features, which was something that I had studied for prior to him coming in the next day, which was pretty cool. That experience, it did start it off very nervous. I had a lot of nerves because it was my first time doing sales and selling cars, but all in all, I did very well. Once I got off into the features and he was able to be relatable with me because he knew what he wanted to purchase, things flew smoothly. The conversation was smooth. My jitters were gone and I was able to make that sale. There moving forward, it was something that had became very easy for me as well with any other purchase I had. Having a customer-facing role is something that was very nervous to me in the beginning, but it's something that I'm very comfortable with now.