So, on my resume, I started working when I was like 16. I did online school, so I had a lot of freedom, at least with hours. I started working at a gas station, so not necessarily like the lowest of the lows. I'll never say that about any job profession, but not necessarily where I'm at now. Started off doing that and doing, you know, the whole like propane thing and pumping gas before it was legal or was passed. And then, after that, I started a men's warehouse, and I think, I mean, at least just in terms of this job, definitely the men's warehouse job is going to apply better, at least for the skills I've learned in terms of selling or even things like as concept, you know, such as like adding stuff on, you know, like the, like, you know, you got the coat and the pants, you need the tie and all that stuff. I definitely think men's warehouse has definitely helped me in that manner, more than the gas station job. But also, I think because of men's warehouse, we're put on such like a pedestal, at least in terms of like expertise, whereas the gas station job, never really, you know, you're kind of like the bottom of like the bottom. People treat you so poorly, so I think it kind of helps ground everything out. But also, I'm, as I said in the previous videos, I'm pretty, pretty good at like, I mean, catching on to things fast. And also, you know, I'm always willing to learn and stick around places, as you can tell by my resume.