To answer the question of what separates me from other candidates, I would say there are several things. One is I have a lot of experience. I was a real estate agent for about eight years during kind of the boom years. So I know how to work transactions, work with customers, manage projects. And I do have, as I said in the previous question, I do have very good emotional sort of intelligence. I can read people pretty well, figure out what they're looking for, what motivates them, what not to do. Also, I have an outstanding education, which has really helped me in many ways. I didn't go to college after high school. I didn't go actually for a few decades. I've taken quite a few college courses. I started at Diablo Valley College just kind of as a hobby. And then I completed two AA degrees there, anthropology and history. And then I completed a bachelor's in history at Cal State East Bay. And then a master's degree in history at Arizona State University. And I've also taken I think nine now graduate-level business courses. So I've got a pretty wide variety of knowledge. And I am going to finish an MBA eventually. I just need another course or two for that. So that really helps your critical thinking skills. It helps you become a quick learner. The more courses you take, the quicker you can learn. So I would bring that to the table. I know how to do a lot of things too, just a wide variety of experience. It's very helpful because you're going to talk to customers that have a wide variety of experience as well. So I think that would be a good fit. Because I'm older, I've kind of calmed down a little bit. So I think I'm a pretty stable, easy-to-work-with person. So I don't have any problems with me.