In a remote role, well, it's kind of a loose term. I would say, yeah, I've always done remote roles, where I don't work in an office or I didn't. I didn't do that for a long time. I was always on the road in sales, meeting with people at their residence. So you could say, I worked out of my home. I was doing remote before remote was even a thing. So yeah, the question doesn't say anything about telesales, although I have a feeling that's what it's about. Advantages are you're responsible for your own success and failure, even working for a company. You still have to find it. Biggest advantages is you can set your own schedule, which is nice and all, but you really can't. You have to just go with what comes. You have to react and negotiate with timing. Timing's everything. You can have plans and goals and all that stuff. That's nice. What you really need to do is go to work no matter what. Work no matter what, whether you want to or not, get it done. Do what needs to be done to be successful, doing what you're doing. What you should really do is call and call and call, and you're like, yeah, I'll get to it later and we'll watch a show or whatever. Yeah, that's not doing what needs to be done to be successful. Oh, well, call them like Bob Tom's. They're probably not interested. You should never talk to them. You gotta call them again. Can't call them. They're not gonna answer. They might be mad. Who knows? But you gotta talk to them. Yeah.