So, I have a total of five years of experience in auto sales, and I have six years of experience in construction sales. Construction sales, definitely, it was more pressure-based, and I don't really want to say fear-mongering, but it's go in, inspect with siding windows, roofs, and say, all these things are wrong with your roof. You need a new one because of this. It's more pushy sales, and that's one of the reasons why I didn't, I involved in not liking it, because I also knew the company was overpriced. But I have experience in high-pressure sales and also with auto sales. The reason I feel like I'm successful at it is because I can, I'm likable. I know I'm not likable to everybody, but I get along with most people. But really what it is, is figuring out what the customer wants, figuring out what car fits exactly what they want and they need mostly, and then just making it work payment-wise. And I'll say most of the sales I don't get are because of money. Money just doesn't work, numbers don't make sense. But I have experience in sales from figuring out what the customer needs. I also have more pushy sales, and I'm looking for something that is kind of in the middle between that.