What am I looking for out of my next opportunity? I'd say that for me, what really matters is the product. And I don't just say that to say that and to be appeasing to a business or a corporation. I really wanna buy into the product. I really have to be sold on it. And I really have to believe on both an emotional and a logical level so that way I can convey that certainty that the product will help them. So that way they don't have to be overwhelmed with so many candidates applying online through Indeed and they don't have to be drowning in a sea of resumes that everything can be filtered, funneled, sorted, organized, and that they're getting the top qualified, top talented candidate from the pool that they've received. And they wouldn't have to worry for the lost time. They wouldn't have to worry for employee turnover. They've secured employee retention. I really need to buy into that. I really need to buy into the product. I also want to be sold on the company culture and the company fit. What I want from out of a company is cooperation. I want coaching. I want mentoring. I want to be working in a position where I have others who acknowledge that I don't know everything and I don't know what I don't know. And that's fine. Just wanna be the perfect version of yourself by being the best that you possibly can and learning more and having a hunger and a desire to learn more and then applying that and going in and out every day with the best proven system from what we learned. I'd love that. And I'm always seeking new information in that way. And I'd finally say my happiness. My own happiness is really what matters to me most. How happy am I dealing with the clients? How happy am I with the staff and the personalities that we mesh and blend with? How happy am I doing the job and the duties that I'm doing? Those three matter to me. It would be product, company, culture, and fit, and then my happiness. Thank you much for your time. I appreciate you greatly. Have a blessed day and be safe. Bye-bye.