All right, so give me an example of your most rewarding professional experience. So that's one nice thing about the insurance industry in general I found is that you do get to reach those points where you get to high five everybody and clink the champagne when the renewal goes through, they sign on the dotted line, and you're good for another year. That's one nice thing about the insurance industry is that you get to have a win every now and then and it's not sort of assembly line, breaking rocks, that kind of thing. But one rewarding, I would say, professional experience that I've had that comes to mind is pretty early in my career I had someone immediately superior to me resign fairly abruptly and management was kind of thinking about how to divide her book up, et cetera, and me being her assistant, I CC'd on everything, so I just started replying to emails. I just effectively started to do her job, her position, and that was challenging and there was a lot to learn, et cetera, but I watched her do it and thankfully she took great notes and did great documentation and by the time the management got around to wanting to divide up her book amongst other people, they kind of looked at it and saw that I was already doing it and it wasn't necessary and then they just kind of got me out of the assistant role and made it official and that was definitely a big challenge that I took on very early in my career and that one still looms so large because ultimately the way that that went I think really solidified for me that I'm an insurance lifer, that this is something I can do and that I can have a career at, be successful at, and enjoy doing. So that's certainly the most rewarding professional experience I've had thus far.