So yes I do have experience in client-facing roles. Everything that I've done has either been in sales, customer service, it's always been client focused or at my current line of work right now we call them guests. I always just put the guests first. I make a good experience for everybody while also still getting the job done and following rules and protocols and things like that. I love just speaking with people. Communication is one of my favorite things. I feel like communication and guest service just go hand-in-hand. I've had positions working from home before where I just sit and I take chats all day and honestly I loved it. I would speak to some really great people and even if it's just through chat like it you can still get a good sense of the person and you get to meet some really interesting people and I've also taken calls before, done emails, all of that fun stuff and I just always thrive off of the goals being set, how fast I could get the call handled, things like that, all the information, making sure I'm jotting down the correct information, logging the calls, things like that, as well as my current position. We're all about guest service but I also have to keep our liquor license. We live in a small town and any minor things that might happen, say if somebody was drinking before and then they came into the casino and had one shot and we didn't catch that and we served that person, we could lose our liquor license. We have very high standards for that so at the same time of providing that guest service I also can implement our rules and procedure at the same time while just putting the safety first of our guests.