I currently am a stay-at-home mom, so no two days right now look the same. My children are in daycare currently part-time. They will be full-time when I secure a position. But as of right now, no two days look the same. But the days that they are in daycare, I am maintaining our home, our finances, budgets, creating to-do lists of what needs to be either fixed around the home or what needs to be done that week, or simply making our schedules for the next week, month, days, whatever need be. Now, referencing my last corporate job working for AIG, I was within the American Express Travel Emergency Division. Those days were a little bit more structured in the sense that we did have our typical caseloads of people calling in wanting to know about their benefits or experiencing travel emergencies, but that's when it deviates. That's when no two days are the similar with those caseloads. Some are extremely high stakes with needing medical teams, needing embassy interventions, or sometimes it's just somebody who lost their wallet, but they need currency. So it's us facilitating Western Unions or cash withdrawals. Sometimes it's just needing a translator, anything like that. The case work definitely varied within the year that I was there. I definitely like to say it really, really shaped me knowing my customer service skills.