Well, the last company that I worked for was Amazon, and I've basically done sales my entire life. Basically, I mean, I had my broker's license. I've done first, second mortgage bill consolidation. I've done marketing on first, second mortgages, reverse mortgages. I've done social security systems, ADT, inside and outside sales, basically where I would contact clients and set them up with appointments for home security systems. I've done home improvement sales over the phone. I've also worked for First Data Bank. Basically, I contacted small business owners and set them up with capabilities to take credit cards. Then we were using the Zahn Juniors and the Trans330s. These are electronic devices that allow you to accept credit cards. And there again, this was for small business owners. I've also worked in hard closing sales. I worked for Today I Can, which basically was a company that we did government grant assistance. So all clients that would contact our website, I would contact them back. We had different packages where we would write the grant for them or assist them in writing the grant depending on their financial capabilities. I would sell them the package that they could afford, and then I would take credit card numbers over the phone from $1,500 to $2,500 over the phone at that point. What I didn't like about a couple of the companies was that I built a lot of effort and I made these companies I know close to millions of dollars. And then I'm thinking that I have a bright future with this company and then they went out of business. So that's something that I don't like, is working with a company that's not stable and then you put all this