So, I spent the last year, year and a half, spending time with my family. Prior to that, I was an admin assistant for a property management company. Before that, I was a service advisor. I liked the busyness of being a service advisor, but the 55 to 60 hours was a little hard for my family to be able to digest completely, which is why I moved into property management. Prior to that, I spent five and a half years at Luther Honda in St. Cloud. I was their warranty administrator. I wore many, many hats. They called me the Swiss Army Knife. They asked me to do a lot of miscellaneous tasks, as well as I handled all of the accounting files, all of the service and parts files. I filed for warranty claims. I made sure that they got submitted to the proper channels to get them paid for the service department and the parts department, as well. Any transportation claims, so any cars that were damaged in transportation from the factory to our dealership, I had to handle those and make sure those got paid in a timely manner. A lot of accounting work. I billed the new and used car deals for Honda. I did that for about two and a half years, and then I was their fill-in receptionist and cashier, as well, when they needed one of those. Before that, I was in insurance, and I used to write property and casualty. My license is expired, but I am familiar with that. I did do that for about two and a half years at my great-grandfather's agency.