Why insurance? The thing I like about insurance, and the reason I've been in it for my entire career, is I really enjoy taking care of people, being in a protective role to whether you're protecting their home, their auto, their financials, life insurance. The best call you get is when somebody calls and they've had a house fire or a catastrophic car accident, and they're in a panic, they don't know what they're going to do, and you can say, you're in good shape. Remember, we went over this six months ago, or whatever it may be, and in getting that, that to me is the ultimate emotional payoff for insurance, is that you really are helping someone, and on the other end of the telephone, somebody's happy and is just so relieved that they have someone there to help them through this difficult part in their life, and I just love that. It's the thing I really enjoy, and the other thing is, insurance, it's a great career. Obviously, it's not going away anytime soon, and I like that. It's always been recession-proof, but mostly, it's the people issue, and so that's pretty much it on that. The other thing I really like about insurance is it's a product that everybody has to have, so it's not like you're selling a gold watch or something like that. People need insurance, and a lot of times, they don't know about how badly they need it until you're able to educate them. I always start with liability or lead with liability, and it's shocking to see how a family of four will have state minimum liability, and once you point out, hey, there's a bad car accident, you could lose everything, and so I guess educating and helping people understand this product is also important because insurance is a product where you're spending a lot of money for something you hope you don't have to use.