So, as stated previously, I've been in insurance for about six months. Before that, I was doing dental assisting for close to three years and, you know, regarding why I left that, I was just looking for something different. Dental assisting is not something that, you know, you can make a lot of money with. And money is not the only thing that motivates me, but, I mean, let's be real, for most people it is definitely one of them and, you know, I enjoy my free time away from work. I want to have kids that I want to spoil, I have pets I want to spoil, I want to own a home, I want to go on vacations, you know, and so that's why I left dental assisting. It wasn't really an industry where you make enough money to support that. And so the thing that I like about insurance is, you know, the factor of obviously having a potential of making more money. But aside from money, I was a waitress, you know, sales pitching was kind of a part of that job, I'm super friendly, you know, and nice to people, I love working with people. So it just sounded like a good fit. It sounded like something I could be good at. It sounds like something I'm happy to do, you know, for a really long time. It's comfortable.