If I'm being honest, I think I haven't really chosen my profession per se. I joined the military when I was in my 20s, and that was going to be my life. I wanted to be a police officer and work as an Air Force police officer for 20 plus years, but that didn't happen due to circumstances that I had no control over, and so I had to kind of find my place in the world again, because I am a disabled veteran, and at times I didn't work for a while because I didn't know what I wanted to do, and recently I've been doing serving positions. I have had office jobs before in the past, especially when I was in the military, and I enjoyed them. Office positions are very hard to come by, especially if you haven't worked in one in a while. I'm very proficient in computers, and I'm very proficient in office work. I'm a people person, and I guess my least favorite part of being a server, since that was my last job, was not being able to please everybody. I know that sounds crazy, but I pride myself on a good experience, and sometimes that was out of my hands because either the food wasn't cooked right, which I have no control over, so I think that was probably my least part, is that I couldn't make every guest walk out of there with a perfect experience, which I know is unrealistic, but at least I try and strive to give them the best experience that I can give them, even if their food isn't the best or things that are out of my control, I try to rectify, and I think I did a pretty good job majority of the time, but sometimes you have to learn that you cannot please everybody. There's going to be people that are upset, there's nothing you can do, other aspects are tip-wise with serving, you're not always going to get tipped, no matter how good of a job you do, you might feel like you've done perfect and you don't get a tip, and unfortunately you have to accept that, and it's hard, and it's frustrating at times, but you just do the best you can, and that's what I've learned is, you know, from now on I just do the best I can, that way I leave with no regrets, and I would do a really good job for you, I believe, so thank you for this time.