Out of my last few jobs that I've had, I don't think I've failed to reach a quota. Well, when I first started working at Sonic, I worked there for about three years. I think I had a quota for sales that I only failed on, I think, once out of the entire three years I was there. Whenever I worked at Cheddar's Scratch Kitchen, I never really had an actual quota. But I never had customers that were mad at me or anything like that. Even whenever I would mess up, I made sure they understood what was going on and that it was completely on me and I'll get everything taken care of and fixed for them. I even offered to invite them back, give them a coupon so they would come back and make sure that they stayed happy the entire time. My job after that one was my last sales job, the only sales job I've really had. It was a life insurance sales job, but I never was able to reach a specific quota that they gave me because they told me that I kept having to pay for more and more just to get my feet in the water, pretty much. I had to continue paying for not just the license that I had, but more state licenses, even though I already was licensed in Tennessee, my resident state. I was licensed in, I think, around ten others or nine others. On top of that, I had to pay for an agent fee and I also had to pay for the leads themselves. Then on top of that, anyone else that I brought underneath me, I also had to pay for a portion of their agent fee. Because of that, I was never able to really get my feet into the water too much when it came to sales. I was able to speak on the phone with a couple of clients and there was an actual product to sell. I did do fairly well when it came to that, so that is that.