I did work in a remote world previously, and that's actually what got me interested in insurance. I worked for Assurant, I don't know if you're familiar with Assurant, but they contract kind of call center, well it is call center, business for local banks and national banks. And so I worked in the insurance, the hazard insurance processing center, call center. So I took incoming calls for clients of the bank that I was contracted with. You know, I think one of the biggest advantages was that it did allow me flexibility to be able to be home. My son at the time was in elementary school, so to be home when he got home from school, you know, and be around my children more often than having a commute. You know, obviously you cut down on a lot of expenses when it comes to gas and things like that. You know, the disadvantage, it didn't have so much to do with the remote position or the remote world itself. It was more, again, the pay and the room for growth, you're just in a call center and that's just what you do. You don't, there's not a whole lot of room to show or learn new things or show the new things that you've learned or be able to put them into practice. And I actually wanted, what got me interested in insurance was working for that bank because I felt kind of helpless in that I couldn't help the people that I was on the phone with. It was just kind of like, this is it, you know, take it or leave it. This is the way the bank works and that's that. And I really kind of wanted to be on the other end of things where I could find solutions that were going to work for the people that I was dealing with on a day-to-day basis.