Great question. So, I'm actually problem solving right now. I'm losing my job and I'm looking for new work and I'm trying to find something that I'm actually going to enjoy. In general, with insurance problem solving, there's not a whole lot that you need to do besides use your brain and think about solutions. If it's something that you can't figure out, you usually calling another department or you're contacting a manager, somebody else that has a little bit more experience saying, hey, what direction do I go with this? But there's not usually a problem that's so severe that I can't figure it out. I've never had that happen out of 12 years of insurance.