Alright, and finally what motivates me, I've got three main things that motivate me. Typically in any job, actually just anything in life. One is goals. Goals, deadlines, however you want to call it. Having some type of deadline to where you have X, Y, and Z that you need to do. Do it whenever you need. That does not motivate. What motivates me is, hey, we need 10 new clients or we need to get 10 sales or we need to do this and we need it by Friday and then my brain goes, let's get it done by Wednesday. So having some type of goals, deadline, I'm a competitive person in nature and so that just drives me. Having some type of deadline. I was a sports guy and so work now kind of fills that void of never making it in college or professionally, but I'm just kidding, but you know what I mean. Number two is creativity. Being able to be creative or innovative or some type of, you know, stretching my brain muscles to help out with ideas or goals or different objectives that the company is trying to reach. Some positions don't offer that. You just kind of do what you're told and that's totally fine. I'm good with that too, but I think being able to be a little bit more creative, innovative, that really motivates me as well. And then third, I'm just going to be completely transparent and honest, money. I do think money motivates me. Knowing I'm going to get a paycheck, that motivates me to get all my work done and to be a really good employee and so that I have longevity in my career and I can keep my job. So if I'm being honest, yeah, goals, creativity and then money.