Well, piggybacking on my response to the first question, one thing, stability, as I established, and I don't think Allstate has any problems there, they appear to be on pretty solid ground. But one thing that I was mentioning at the end of that clip was am I going to learn anything? I want a job where I'm going to learn something new. I want to go back and, like the way I felt when I went back to college, my brain's ready to learn new stuff and new procedures and new arenas. This would be my first foray into insurance, and I think this would be really exciting, learning a whole new trade instead of just going into another job where I'm just going to do the same mundane activities over and over again. I think that gets boring, and I think that leads to brain rot, and I don't want any brain rot. I want my brain working and learning, and I think this is an exciting opportunity to learn something completely new and something that might help me with my career long term. Also, I miss being able to help people. I enjoy customer service. I enjoy helping the general public, whether it's getting them out of a jam related to football tickets or giving them directions throughout the museum or through downtown Nashville or helping them over the phone with a problem they have. I enjoy that, being able to listen and trying to solve a problem. Problem solving, learning, company stability, those are all important.