My most recent mortgage company that I worked at was Premier Nationwide Lending. I worked at a branch in Austin, Texas, and I worked with some of my close family friends. It was absolutely wonderful. The camaraderie and the partnership in the office was just kind of unmatched. I've never had that experience since or before. Everyone was collaborative and assisting each other on issues with loans, issues with borrowers, issues with loan officers. It was, I hate to say that it felt like a family because that sounds very cliche, but it really did feel very personal going to work and being with people who I really enjoyed and really invested in me, both personally and professionally. It was pretty small. There were only about five loan officers. There were three of us processing, and our underwriting team was remote from us. It was a very tight-knit office. It was close quarters, and I enjoyed that a lot. We were still very fast-paced. We had a lot of high-earning loan officers, which was really great. I loved that. I loved that culture. I would say the hardest part about that specific position in that specific branch was that our branch manager wasn't super knowledgeable about mortgage. He got the position, and he was a great leader, but not necessarily knowledgeable about mortgage specifically.