What I didn't like about the culture, and, and what I did like about the culture. May. Well, first off, been doing brokership for about two three years right now, about four, almost going on for time does go by fast. Going table table all over the state, helping out people. I did that right after I left all state because, well, again, I'm someone I knew attracted me position and, and I, and I thought I thought it'd be a good option, it was a great option. It's just right now it's a very slow season with a P and OEP over. It's only meds ups. And that's one thing that is a very big difficult thing being on the health, health sphere for Medicare is you're only doing Medicare supplement. And mostly and some life insurance, you know, you're not really looking for the life you're adding life whenever you go to the house and you ask for it. There was a lot of travel in the past is not as much travel now, but a lot of zoom meetings, a lot of face to face with elderly on the Internet, so there's a big complication is getting is teachings. Some seniors how to use zoom, which is a difficult so that you have, there's a lot of teaching involved. And I feel like nowadays a lot people, a lot more people are on that advantage route so having those seasons for a P and OEP. Those are the seasons where you pretty much eat, and then this time is where you just have to use your savings so that's one thing I don't like but I do like helping people and I enjoy that everything I do is, you know, going to be helping someone in the long run. So, that's what I do enjoy, but