To talk about myself, I started my insurance career in 2017. That is when I got my work visa to work in the U.S. I joined this local agency, Affordable Insurance and Financial Services as an admin, and then I got my life and health and property and casualty license under the state of Texas. That was the job requirement. So that is where my journey began as a licensed agent. So the very first insurance I was selling was this Affordable Care Act health insurance. So I did pretty good and I was working in the same role for around three years. Then I moved on to selling life insurance and also in between here and there, the property and casualty, the auto and home insurance. So I have a little bit of experience in auto and home, but not very much more of life and health. And I worked for this agency for about five years. And then I moved on to, I joined Wipro Limited. That was a contract for six months and I was selling Delta Dental Insurance. And that was work from home and work from home position. And it was call center, call center kind of work. So the calls were back to back. There was hardly time to breathe. So that was the situation and I handled pretty much well. And even though there was no prior call center experience, I did pretty well. My sale was around 24 percentile and the top performers who were working for around 10 years, theirs was like 30 percent percentile. So mine was 24 percentile, which is pretty good, I think. And also, and yeah, as I mentioned earlier, I had a hundred