Okay, most rewarding professional experience. Well, I would call a salesperson or sales a profession. For the exact company on my own, throughout the years, best experience I've had is when I finally got out on my own, self-employed, solo part or whatever you want to call it, and it was really great. It's like camaraderie of people in that type of business. Difficult to start, but every sales job is. If you have support though, in whatever specifics, whatever fashion that may be, it's much easier, but well, I just don't give up. I'm very determined. I don't try things. I do things, but I'm also a talker. I'm a natural salesperson, and a lot of people are not. That would be one of the very rewarding things is via training other people in sales or helping out colleagues that'll go do estimates, but they've done it as a customer for the business. I'm like, what are you doing? You didn't ask them, oh, no, no, no, no, they won't get back to you. Ask them why you think you're out there. They want your business. They want to do business with you, maybe possibly, so ask them then, and I helped a lot of people like that. That was really rewarding, of course, being self-employed for over 10 years. Success or fail based on my own efforts, very rewarding, I do have to say, but now I'm moving on to success somewhere in an insurance agency. This is what I want to do. This is why I got the licenses this year. I'm going away from what I used to do before, working outside. I want to work inside now, preferably removed, so I could be home with family.