Okay, what skills would I bring to the job? Well, once again, just speaking about my experience with insurance policies, I think just my insurance background alone, well, obviously, that got me here, but I'll give you one example. I am very detail-oriented when it comes to the work, and this kind of brings this little mini-story kind of, I think, drives home the point. I was working for Allstate. We had an insurance claim out of Texas, and as you know, Texas is the gold standard for your insurance property license, and there was a policy, and I remember the policy. I can't, it's been, geez, over 10 years. I can't remember the exact specific, but I do remember the fact that there was, it was a policy that involved tractor equipment and personal equipment for lawn maintenance, and there was a depreciation issue with it. They had a full reimbursement policy, but the specific clause in the specific policy did not allow for full reimbursement on specific equipment, and I always kept an eye out for these type of things whenever I had a Texas claim, and it just so happened that I had this particular policy, and it was an oddball policy. It was one of those odd type of things that you don't see all that often, but I happened to pick up on this, and I caught it. I got chewed out by the agent because he didn't even know that this clause in the policy existed even though he sold it to the insured, but those are the type of things that I bring to a job. I try to absorb as much as humanly possible about the job. I take it very seriously, as anyone should, but I try to be as attention detailed and think about all the scenarios that could happen within the job.