In reference to question five, what I consider to be my strength, I would say there's a few of them. I won't go too far. I don't want to sound like I'm bragging, but I feel like I have a good ability to connect with people, and they can tell that I'm honest right off the bat. Not sure exactly how that happens, but it's just been kind of something I've carried with me my entire life, so it's fairly easy to do that. Also all of the courses I've taken has given me really excellent critical thinking skills, so I can figure things through very quickly where other people might take more time, or maybe they don't even come up with a solution. That's helpful. I had such a wide variety of different jobs that I've done over the years, and all of the variety of courses I've taken over the years, I can pretty much talk about just about any subject you can think of, which is kind of nice, because a lot of times you'll have a huge variety of what customers are interested in, so you can connect on that some level with something they're interested in. I think that would help. Also I don't give up. I put this in my resume, but I've completed over 70 college courses. I've never withdrawn from one, never dropped one, and I ended up with a 3.9 for all of those courses averaged, which is pretty difficult to do, because the courses are all taught at different levels, different platforms, so that just kind of adds to your ability to adapt and learn quickly. I think the overall package that I would give is many strengths, and I'm not saying I don't have weaknesses as well, but the question is just strengths, so that's where I am on that. So anyway, I hope to hear from you. I'd love to have an interview, meet someone in person or on a Zoom call.