What separates me from other candidates? Well, I think I've spoken a little bit towards that. Hunger. Hunger. I want more success and achievement. And I do not plan on stopping pursuing it. You can't. You can't. You have to keep your skills sharp. You think, OK, well, I've read this and I've done this already. Well, that's nice. Well, you need to do it. You know, people forget. I forget. You know, or sometimes I've read something and I didn't quite read it correctly. I need to reread it. I have this absolute thirst for knowledge. I want to know as much as I possibly can within the sales realm. I want to be the best salesperson. I want to be that salesperson who can walk into a room and look around and see who I need to talk to and see what I need to ask. And how I need to ask it. Tonality, very important. And I just want to continually try to be the best. For example, I got this one book, Psychology of Sales. And then I got this other book. 48 Laws of Power. Beautiful thing about that book is they do not allow it. Jails have whatever body has banned it from prisons, prison libraries. They do not want those highly intelligent criminals getting a hold of that book. And it comes with a workbook. And then there's the NEPQ system. And then there's Jeff Blunt, who's like my original mentor, you know. Even though I've never met him, but I've read his books and I go to one of his websites often if I want to get into the other one. I am.