My apologies on the first video, it got cut short. A garbage truck drove by and made a whole lot of noise while I was recording, so I stopped the recording. Unfortunately, I didn't have any more. For this question, I met all of the goals in my last job. I was a field botanist for the last two years for a timber harvest company. They just, I was on an internship program and they don't have room in their company currently, so that was the reason for me leaving. But I really did enjoy it and love it, and I felt like I did very well at the job. It was very physical and intellectual. We're out in the field hiking and searching for rare plants and endangered species of plants and habitat for those species, as well as writing reports and studying them, so it was a very immersive job using your brain and your physical body. But unfortunately, that field is something that I'm not really interested in working in anymore. I wanna take my career towards something that involves being around people a little bit more. And that's what attracted me about this job. To answer the first question briefly, because my video got cut short, the opportunity to learn a completely different skill set is really exciting to me. And doing something that's not totally out of my realm, because I've done sales, I've done retail sales quite a bit in my life, but something that's new with insurance, it's a field that I'm not wholly educated on and I would love to be. It's exciting to me to learn about new career opportunities, learn new skills, just add that to my repertoire as a person.