So the first part of my resume is not super relevant to what I would be doing here. I started out in the restaurant industry, got into Papa John's Pizza at 17 years old, worked my way up to management about six months, worked into the upper echelons of the restaurant industry as a sous chef, and just to be perfectly frank, the money wasn't there. I got into sales because I had heard a lot of people say that a lot of those similar people skills and customer service skills that you develop in the restaurant industry transfer over there. So I got my start in auto sales with Corwin Ford, went through the salesman roller coaster of jumping around to different industries for a year at a time, six months at a time, a lot of the flashier stuff like solar security and things like that. To be perfectly frank, I've run through the ringer of it. I'm a lot more mature now than when I started my sales journey, and I'm ready to find my forever home, and I very much see this as that.