In such instances where I feel like I was these four things, I had several during the post office. One such thing that often occurred that I think I displayed four of these attributes that you listed in the question. We have this thing where people that run their businesses at home or run like little private businesses like you would see maybe on Etsy or like Amazon or people advertise on Facebook, they make their own homemade products, they ship them out. Anyways, these people would leave out packages on their front porch if they're running out of their own home. So the post office would come out, take the packages, scan them, tell the customer that the packages are being picked up and that they're en route to whoever they're going to. Before your route in the morning, when you clock in at the post office, you just sort the loose mail, the mail that comes in letter by letter. Usually mail is organized in trays by address, but sometimes you get this loose mail that was too big, too chunky, maybe folded up and it can't go through the machine so you do loose mail. So while you're doing this loose mail, you get these package reports as well. So like I was saying, these package reports usually list package pickups at certain businesses or houses that require you to go over there, scan those packages, put them in your truck to let the customer know that you picked these packages up. There was multiple times where sometimes, especially during Christmas and stuff like that, people's output of these products would be a lot more, so they'd have a lot more packages on their porch or whatever. So I would critique the route to make sure I took them into consideration that their packages were getting picked up so they could get to the buyer as quick as possible. And I always like to greet them, especially if they were outside or worried, because it's their business. So these packages mean their income, how they pay rent, how they pay groceries, their mortgage and stuff like that. So being really professional and then coming up with a strategic and competitive plan to pick up these packages as quick as possible, as efficient as possible, as caring as possible as well. Because like I said, these are these people's livelihoods sometimes, it's how they pay their utilities bills and so on.