Do you have any experience working in a client-facing role? Yes, I do. Almost all of my experience is in a client-facing role from what I do now to construction sales to when I first started doing car sales. So when I did car sales, obviously everyone kind of knows that process. You go in, you find a car you like, take a test drive, and then I negotiate on behalf of the dealership to try and get you the best deal possible and sell from there. Before that, or after that, when I did engagement ring sales, what I would do is the customer would come in, we would design the perfect ring for them, or if we had one in the store, we sell it to them then. I do a diamond presentation and show them the perfect diamond that would go in the ring, and then sell the ring and the diamond together as their perfect engagement ring, and then I would be able to basically go through the happiest moments in their life, and that was obviously very fun and rewarding. What I do now in construction sales, similar, is I reach out to the customer, and then whether it's a business or residential, I set an appointment with them, I go over any of their construction needs, so whether that is windows, doors, HVAC, anything like that, I basically write an estimate for them, measure anything they need, and from there, I negotiate price with them to try and see if our services would best fit them, but yeah, basically everything I've done is customer-facing. I'd be excited to get into the software world where it'd be the same thing, giving presentations and things like that.