Really, I've never been in a position that long-term relationships were, I don't know, at the forefront of the business. However, I feel that that's something that I'm very adept with and comfortable with. Like I had mentioned in the previous question, my family's had a business for 70 years in town and I've been in and around that business for my whole life. It's certainly one where those long-standing relationships have done really, really well and changed everything. In that case, whether it's a client, customer, business partner, whatever, I think that you communicate clearly. Funny that I have a little flub when I say that, of all things. Communication is always very important. To me, one of the things that you can do besides that communication and the respect that you show to your client is always be willing to get your hands dirty. When the goofy questions come up that are things that most people don't want to do, be willing to say, I got you, I'll take care of it, I'll help you out, whatever it is. My whole career has been based on service and customer service and I believe that when I'm getting paid by whoever my employer is, that it's my role, my job to go to the ends of the earth to make sure that the service is provided every day as best as it can, that our clients and customers are taken care of, for lack of a better term, and then you just kind of go from there.