Yes, my last position, basically, I was an EPD application processor, the elderly persons with disabilities program in Washington, D.C. We were given the task of helping elderly people and disabled people as well to get better health care benefits through UnitedHealthcare. We were given a task, I would say a caseload of about 100 to 150 people per month. I worked that position for almost a year and a half. Unfortunately, I had to leave that position because my mother had breast cancer. That's why I left that position, otherwise I probably would still be there. It was a very, very rewarding position because I helped a lot of people, I know I did, on a daily basis. So that made it very easy to want to exceed the goals when you know you're helping someone.