And yes, I do have experience working in a client placing role, kind of like I said I'm working at US Bank, I work with clients every single day. So every day I'm either opening up accounts, managing customers on specific accounts that they have, making sure that there's no fraud or anything going on with their account. I see a multitude of customers, so every day I'm either sitting down with at least 17 to 20 customers and clients back to back. So I do go by appointment schedule, but I do help out my other co-workers as well in taking their appointments and making sure that the branch meets are financial. I mean not their financial, but their quota for the day. Working as a client placing role, sometimes it's fast paced, but at the same time it's making sure that all the details and everything are put into place correctly. Because if one thing is slightly off, it can mess up the entire procedure, or let's say if it's an IRA and you mess up one selection, it could completely mess up their account. So being very keen on the very small details is something that I've grown to be accustomed to, as well as being positive in talking to customers. Because I do talk to a lot of customers and every customer is slightly different on their needs and their personality is nobody's the same. And everybody has something different that they're looking forward to. And it's been a great, great opportunity to work with different customers.