I do have some examples of my professional experiences when I've been rewarded. There was a time when I was working front desk as a hotel clerk, and I was able to stay on the phone with this gentleman, and he needed turn-by-turn directions on how to get to the I was willing to stay with him on the entire phone call until he actually made it to the hotel in person. Once I did that, I told him, I introduced myself to him in person, and I was able to check him in. But the next day that I came to work, he was so thankful about what I did that I had these bouquet of flowers sitting at the desk waiting for me, and it had a little note attached that said thank you for all of your hard work. You were sweet, you were pleasant, and you were very kind. Then there was another time when I was working at my work-from-home job with AmeriPlan. This was back in, I was working for them, excuse me, from 2019 to 2020, and that was completely commission-based, and I became regional sales director, and I had a team of three, and the reason why I was given that reward was because I had worked really hard to get to that point, and that's because I didn't quit, and I was willing to be a student, and it paid off. Another thing that was rewarding was when I became licensed as an insurance agent. I had failed the exam. I passed the course first time, but I failed the exam a couple of times, but the last time it was a sure fit, and again, that's because I didn't quit. I didn't have a bad attitude. I just did it, and here I am. So I'm the kind of person that believes in determination and hard work, and no matter how long the process takes, as long as you don't quit, good things will prevail, and I can't wait to do that with this job right here. Thank you, guys.