So I actually do work very well independently. That's why I very much so enjoyed being a remote worker. I'm very good at pacing myself and figuring out what I need to do in a day before the day actually starts and just having a solid game plan how to attack everything. But I do much prefer being on a team though because I've noticed with insurance specifically I have gotten so many example stories, so many circumstances I wouldn't have thought of, those one-time things that will go over whenever I'm meeting with my team or just asking them, hey what did you do in this situation? And being able to learn from them, hear what they did to pivot, you know maybe make a better recommendation, but just things that I know that I wouldn't have gotten in just a normal training session that is real-life experience. So for those reasons I do absolutely prefer having a team to be a part of.