I'm looking for a new job because I'm just looking for an opportunity to develop myself professionally, my career, to start utilizing my degree, my psychology degree. I want to start getting myself away from just working retail jobs, breaking my body down every day, start to utilize my mind, you know, working with a team that will help promote my growth, not just for my career-wise, but like training me and like giving me life skills and just different abilities that can be applicable in various shapes and forms. I'm hoping to just find an opportunity to succeed and grow and be part of a good team and be part of something positive and feel like I'm a part of a team that treats me well, includes me, and every day I just want to learn and grow. I'm attracted to this position and why I applied is because just reading the description through Indeed, it seemed like a good opportunity for someone who's fresh out of college, looking to start their career, looking to start to find their way in just overall professionally. And it just excites me to read that this team is willing to take an opportunity on someone new, someone younger, to teach them, to help develop them, and hopefully bring them on a part of their team. And it just seems like from the description that the team really cares and they are positive and they want to work with someone well and someone that is willing to do the job and willing to learn.