My first official job ever was working for Disneyland. Loved the heck out of it. It was one of the most memorable experiences I've ever had, dealing with guests that would come into the park. I soon after hired on, about six months later, got hired on with a company called AT&T, which I'm sure you've heard of. There I was in installation and service tech, installing as well as doing sales for data products. Same thing with Verizon, same thing with Frontier, and same thing with Ziply Fiber. With Verizon, I was able to get myself on a team that handled escalations. And what we would do is kind of do a triage and help customers that were out of service or impacted by various outages that we had at the time, and help get them restored by working with different departments as well as coming up with a way to make our customers happy. That's one thing that I take very heavily, is making sure that the customer is satisfied. With insurance, I think I'd be a good fit because I would always look for the best product that is available for our customer inside of a price range that we could come to terms with. I think I'd be a good fit because I do try and go above and beyond for any customer that we have to be able to make sure that what I'm getting them is a good fit for them.