That would be a tricky question. Everyone perceives themselves differently than what they actually are. I would hope that my past co-workers and bosses would all describe me as the happiest person they've ever worked with. I'm definitely slightly a goofball and I do like to joke and kid around, but all the work will get done. I'm very serious with my work, but I do like to joke around and have fun. I feel like you have to have a light attitude and a light heart. And I like to help people, so I'd like to think that on top of being a happy and nice person, I'm also one of the most helpful that you can come across. I'm always willing to help people out and willing to ask for help, but not very judgmental. I'm not going to judge or be critical. I don't have a lot of harsh words. There's always a better way to say things than be angry and yelling. I feel like there's too much of that at a high level in most companies, and it's just not necessary. So I like to think that people think I'm a fairly even-tempered and nice person to work with. And I like to think when I had my general manager and office manager roles that everyone would think that I was extremely fair. I think I always tried to stick up for the customers and the employees as much as I could. I felt like that was kind of my job. So I feel like whatever your job is, if I'm a customer-based employee doing a service role, I feel like servicing the customer has to be top priority with the exception of keeping the business in mind. Obviously, we're in business to be business, but you want to try to keep customers happy and keep them coming back and give them a reason to call and be engaged and not angry.