A typical day in my current job is I work as an independent insurance agent. I work with Lincoln Heritage Life Insurance Company. We sell basically what's known as burial insurance or final expense insurance. I'm partnered with an agency where we get fed leads all day long, so it's basically on the phone for my whole day when I'm either prospecting or writing policies. We do have a very high volume, so it's fast-paced. It's a little redundant, I'm not going to lie. It's kind of the same thing over and over again. Sometimes it's very, very rewarding because we're helping people that really, really need some form of this type of life insurance because otherwise their families are going to really have no way of paying for their final expenses, their burial, cremation, and what have you. It can be very rewarding. We get a lot of thank yous and people are so happy. Of course, that's also mixed in with a lot of people that don't remember reaching out or inquiring or anything like that. It's a lot of hustle, a lot of time on the phone, and then of course there's dealing with policy issues, chasing after people that their premium payment didn't go through or things like that. That would really be pretty much a typical day in my current job. I work from home most of the time. I do have a little office that I'm renting, but I don't really need to do that anymore. Basically, wake up, get on the phone by about 8.30, work for three, four hours, take a little lunch, get back on the phone, so my days can be pretty long, usually 10 hours or so. I used to work Saturdays, but I don't really need to do that anymore. That would really be a typical day in my current job. Thank you.