One of the strengths that I would consider for me to have is honestly just the way I talk to people, the way I, you know, understand people in a certain light. I, to this day, and used to be an STNA, which is a state-tested nurse aide, and I have to deal with a lot of people, not only in the terms of family, but in terms of the patients we take care of. And I am glad and perfectly well enough to say that I have never gotten complaints. I have never, you know, I always make friends with the people I make, and that's really important to me. You know what I'm saying? I want to be able to have that, a little bit of a connection with my customer at some point, because I, you know, I want them to get the product they need, the product they deserve, and the product that, you know, they may not know about. And I'm just very, I like talking to people that's, you know, so it will never be an issue for me. And really, a lot of my other strengths is just the patience that I have. I, after doing STNA for so long, you start building a bunch of patients for a lot of different things, and that's why I know I can do this job, even if it's those long calls, or even if somebody doesn't want to hear about the deal, or wants to hear about the deal, but maybe a little rude, you know what I'm saying? And it's just, I know that I'm going to be able to do it, because I, like I said, I love not only talking to people, I, like I said in the earlier question, this is my, one of my newfound passions, so I know that once I hit the ground, I'm going to start running.