Hello again. To answer this question, I'll say yes, I have worked for a company and I was selling medical alert devices like the necklace you'd wear. It was my first experience in a client-facing role and I would say it was pretty fun. It was an introduction into the sales advisory role. I enjoyed meeting and listening to the client's problems and concerns and providing them information and a solution as well. It allowed me to further improve my conversational skills as well as skills showing empathy. Even though some sales were easy, others were a little difficult. I had to really work for them. But even on the calls that I did not make a sale, it was still, it still felt like a small accomplishment to me because not only was I able to provide them information about the product that we offered, I was also able to provide them information about their health and statistics and potentially have a future client and customer that one day they would call and look for that particular product. But that's pretty much how my experience was there. Thank you.