 My ideal work day, well, it was normally a seven to four shift is what I worked, but I was working remote. So I would log in at 7 a.m. sharp every morning. And I would start off my day with reviewing my pipeline, which is going through what needed to be done throughout the day. That would be probably the first 15, 20 minutes of my day was going through everything that I needed to touch that day. Making sure that I, the customer contacts that I have to do, I had to be done by the end of the day. What needed to go out to my underwriter for final approval? What was coming up? What was more important? What is it that I needed to work on first? Because it needed to close immediately. So it was one of those things that you had to take into consideration and plan out your day all day long. And during every single aspect of it was multitasking, making sure that whatever it is that I was reviewing, I was looking at thoroughly investigative work. I did a lot of reverse checks, IRS checks. I would do, you know, evarifications of employment and making sure that our customers were still employed by the time I sent it for final. And in all that, also make sure that I did contact my customers to give them status updates on their loans, so that they knew that they were feeling comfortable with their closing date.