So, my resume. While I look at my resume and I may not see a ton of professional white collar experience, what it does show is that I'm the hardest worker in every room I've ever been in. Since I was 15 working at Aroma Espresso Bar, I started as a busboy. I worked there for over two years. I was actually the longest tenured worker there as a 16-year-old. I worked my way up to doing every task and it's been like that with every job I've worked at. None of my bosses have ever given me a bad review because I take so much pride in the work that I do. And it was a similar story with my experience in college. My first year, I was, you know, I was a freshman and I was getting really bad grades. I actually was put on academic probation. In my last two years, I never got below a 3.0. I actually achieved a 4.0 GPA multiple times. I made the Dean's List during my junior year and I really learned that through the process, I'm able to create anything I can if I'm willing to put the work in. So that's what I look at when I see my resume. I see a hard worker. I see someone who's resilient, persistent. I see someone who is punctual. I've never been late ever to any of my jobs. And that's what you'll get out of me. You'll get the hardest worker in the room. You'll get someone who will never quit on himself or his team and that's something I take tremendous pride in.