90 seconds. Okay, here goes. I started out my first entry level position was with Verizon and I just moved my way up into different positions throughout the years, landing in sales and HR as my last position. And then the corporate office in New York ended up closing and a manager from Verizon kind of scouted me out to see if I would ever move to Charlotte, North Carolina and what I was doing after I left Verizon. And so he got me a job in sales with Charter Spectrum and I relocated to Charlotte seven years ago. And so I was doing business to business sales there. Then I got back into HR and I did that from 2018 up until 2020. And then when the pandemic hit, I got a little bit nervous about my job because we weren't having any interviews. I thought I was going to get laid off. So I saw a job for Allstate that they were paying for people to get their property and casualty license. So I said, hey, here goes. So I got my license and started as an inbound sales rep for Allstate in 2020. I did that up until I went out on a short term disability. I had to get surgery. And then in the beginning of 2022, I was approached by a company.