I would go with T-Tech as my previous position. I was in there quite a while and had really gotten a good knowledge of insurance, property and casualty, and personal lines, so that's kind of what I'm going by. And I love the job and I love the fact that I did get to help people and I was empowered to do so. And I worked with really good people, good supervisors, good co-workers. I learned from them. I spent time in the call center before I worked from home. During COVID, I got sent home and I just stayed there. And so that is an example of one of the best jobs I could have ever had. The only dislikes I ever had is that nervousness first coming out on the floor. I had floor support, I had help, and there was a nesting period and everything, but I felt so nervous about doing a good job. That's the only thing I probably would have disliked, and I would have felt that anyway. It wouldn't have been anything new, but I can't say that there was anything other than the tight guidelines. We were a third party for USAA, so their guidelines were pretty tight. And I don't mean about the clean room and all of that, I don't mind that, but they changed their attendance policies and that affected my FMLA and that's why I'm no longer with them. That was the only negative is that if that didn't come up, I would have continued to work and grow there. But now I'm looking for something different. So that would be kind of the only things I can think of. I learned so much from that job. I can't really say anything negative about it in the long term because it was just the best learning experience for me and it expanded my knowledge in a way that just going through a classroom course wouldn't. So yeah, it was really all positive for the most part.