The last question I gave a little bit of my background, I'm very familiar with insurance and policies and how to read them. As I said earlier, I was an insurance adjuster for a number of years. I dealt primarily with home policies, and specifically, I dealt mostly with theft claims, but I did take in a lot of wind damage, roof claims. I also worked with liability with our auto policies whenever there was claims that involved property damage from an auto claim, such as a car crashing into a fence, we would do the property damage aspect of that, send it over to the auto adjuster, and they would go ahead and work out the rest of the claim. Like I said, I was a business administrator for an insurance company. What happened was the company that I was a business administrator for, they were a corporate insurance company, and what they dealt with was they dealt with, this is Amtrust North America, they dealt with primarily corporate insurance policies. What happened was we were working on the IT end of it. The IT developers would create the portal for the insurance agent, and what we would do is we would test the policies and make sure that those policies came up properly. Since it was an umbrella corporation, we had multiple, company A, company B, company C, and we would test, say, as an example, we would make a fake claim and see if the fire policy came up for company A, and if it came up for company A, we would pass the test unless it was specific to that company, and it came up on company B or C or D if we did a couple of fake test policies to test the software. It was a challenging aspect, but I really enjoyed it. I really enjoyed the experience.