So, do I consider the State Farm opportunity a job or a career and why? I would definitely have to lean towards a career point of view. It seems like a job career path that, where if I work hard, work really hard, it can pay for my needs and wants in life, which is some pretty big things. That's having a family, a house, kids, things like that. And based off of everything I've read online, I have done some due diligence. It seems like that working at State Farm can definitely provide me with the things that I want in my life to feel fulfilled. Additionally, in the Keith Badner job description talks about having a team working environment, always having help when you need it, especially the training for someone who doesn't know how all the farmer's insurance systems work. I see that as being valuable and much needed help or as a resource to help me fulfill my career destiny in farmer's insurance. So I don't know how to go too much more in depth on that question, but it just seems like a place where if I work hard, I can succeed and grow long-term. And I mean, it's a brand I recognize and I've seen on TV all my life, and I've heard and seen the stories of other people who have worked at the company and, hey, why not give it a shot, see if it works? And I think it can, as long as I have the right mindset, which I do, and that's to work hard, learn quick, and have fun, right? Learn your team, build the trust, and the more I can do that, the better I can perform in this career, which I do hope works out. So I think that kind of sums it up. And since that's the last question, I would like to say thank you for watching. Have a great day. Bye-bye.