So what I think separates me from other candidates is my ability to work hard. I feel like we live in a society today where working hard is kind of frowned upon due to work life balance issues and stuff like that, but I feel like I'm able to kind of put my head down. And I feel like my past work experience is also really, really, really helped me transition over to Southern states. And I do have a passion of growing. I understand that work is hard. There's nothing easy in this world, really, and I want to continue to keep progressing and learning and get to a point where I can truly achieve my goals. And be able to help my family in the future one day and be able to do things that I wasn't able to do growing up. And I feel like with that as a background, it's kind of like. I feel like I can stand out in the fact that I have experience working hard ever since I was 17 years old, serving and busing tables, going through college and high school, working all these side jobs to get through college. I paid my own bills throughout college. I worked so hard and I gave up so much to get to where I am. I feel like that will help me stand out and truly. Be able to help me stand out and grow professionally and reach my goals. I really plan to do that Southern states and I look forward to hearing more about this opportunity.