So I do have some questions going into this position in this company. So whenever I was at IES, I got hurt, I cut my thumb open, had to have surgery and I couldn't lift anything more than 0.5 pounds. So I had to do an office job there, but it was mainly just filing papers, stuff like that, data entry stuff. Never worked an actual office job, although I've always wanted to. People have told me it's not the route for me and all that. But with my shoulder and manual labor, and I got a body of a 40-year-old man right now and I'm only 21 years old from all the surgeries I've had, I just want to know if this is the right position for me. You know what I mean? I don't know if I like office positions. I'm assuming I do. I love being on the computer all day. I love talking to people on the phone. I don't text at all. If I could talk to somebody, it's going to be on the phone. So that's one of the main questions is, am I going to like this position? Am I going to like being sitting down at the desk all day? Me myself, I think I will love it. I think that is the right position for me. I need to be sitting down at a desk, I need to be content, I need to be on a computer. Another thing is the salary, obviously. I don't know the base pay. I think it's at $50,000 to $70,000 a year. I don't know how the commission works. I've never really worked a commission job and how that works, the percentage breakdown and all that. So just some little questions, honestly. I think that's about it. I've read through the description. My brother-in-law, he is a insurance agent for State Farm. So I've kind of seen in and out of how that works for him. He's a little bit different. He has his own agency, so he's not doing a lot of the stuff that beginners are doing. Me and my girlfriend were together whenever he was a beginner insurance agent. So just some stuff, I mean, just simple questions like I always go into stuff, but I've always seemed to make my way out of everything and make everything great. So that's the only thing.