Ever since young in my professional career, I have been very caring and compassionate. I know compassionate isn't on this list here, but I still think that it goes with caring. My first job was when I was in the fifth grade, and I was actually tutoring and helping kindergarten students help get themselves to the next level for reading. I was always really advanced in my reading and writing, and it was the first place that I was able to get more involved after being involved with my library and elementary school. And then when it comes to me being competitive, I actually was the vice president of operations of Fantasy Football at Miami. And I know that might sound a little strange, but not only were we the first organization of our kind where we developed our own software, Banter, for its own unique fantasy football experience, but also on the first day when I walked in in August of 2019, I was the only woman in the room of 150 people. By the end of November, they had elected me in as the vice president of operations, and I was so honored. I held that office for two years, helped lead the club, and also got us three times the growth, excuse me, from when I had started as a student, leaving us with about 400 people when I left in 2022. Me being professional and strategic, I'm going to lump together for my experience at Syedah Downs. Working with Caesars Entertainment really taught me the most I think I've learned in my professional career. I had to be strategic and organized, especially with how to contact certain people, because my job was to get more money in the casino from our VIP guests. So I reach out to people who have status and who, you know, I need to maintain a certain level of professionalism with, especially within the Columbus community. And also being strategic about who do I want to come and contact for this event so that they can give us more money? Did they win a jackpot? So we want to come and get them to spend that more money back. Those kinds of things were always required of me, not to mention a professionalism when working with people like Guy Fieri and the CEO of Caesars Entertainment, Anthony Carano. So I learned so much in those positions, and I think I'm a great fit for this role.