So, one thing that I would consider to be my strength would be my adaptability. So, you know, I graduated with a degree in construction management. From there, I went on to become an assistant project manager, which, yes, was part of my curriculum at East Carolina, but then from there, I decided, hey, I really like sales. Let's go try something out. Let's try something on a larger scale. Let's sell some higher ticket items, something brand new. So I jumped, you know, head in into roofing sales, knew absolutely nothing about it. From there, I'm gone. I'm now the number two salesman at the current company that I'm with. I've been able to grow from knowing absolutely nothing about the product and what we can offer to now jumping up to be that number two behind a couple who's been there for over three years now. So really, when I say adaptability, I can adapt to new circumstances, new products, new lifestyles, and be able to sell things that are maybe not I'm not super familiar with, but if I can get behind a product that I truly believe in and allow myself to sell it to somebody, help somebody out, solve their problem, then that's really where I thrive.