So, this is a difficult question because my previous job, I did like a lot of things about the job. I loved the responsibilities, I liked working the front office, I enjoyed organizing and working with patients and kind of helping the clients with what they needed. The reason I left, however, though, is there was definitely like an ethical, moral conflict, maybe even some insurance fraud. I was a little bit unsure, however, I didn't like that I had three bosses. The company was owned by a husband and wife and also one employee that had been there for 23 years. And so, the three of them throughout the day would constantly tell me different things, three different things. I was always being told three different ways of doing the same thing and none of them aligned. And so, somebody was always upset if I didn't do it their way. I tried many times to have meetings where it was like, okay, let's all sit down and you can tell me how do you want me to do this, how do you want me to address this, how am I supposed to, you know, manage this question from patients or are we accepting new patients? And I would always get different responses, even if we were all together. There was one time that, you know, the plan was, and I don't know why this business model, their business model changed, I swear, weekly, but then it was one day it was, okay, if the patient is from zero to four years old, they're going to be a 10-minute consult and five years and up is going to be a 20-minute consult. Seems like a simple thing. However, that's what the management told me to do, but then the hygienist of 23 years was like, no, no, no, you need to do it this way. So if I did it her way, she was happy, but if I did it her way, my managers were unhappy. Also, one of the things that really bothered me was I was told by all three of them that if somebody called to request a new patient consult that I was not to accept them if they sounded ghetto. And I think that was kind of the straw that broke the camel's back. I just thought there was just so much biased and I just couldn't continue working for them for a lot of reasons.