I think one example of when I could be seen as a caring person, because I am a very caring person, is I was the social chair of my fraternity for a year and a half in college, at the chapter of Kappa Delta Rho, and as social chair, you know, you're overseeing a party environment, and there were often times when some people were too drunk, some people couldn't handle themselves properly, this, that, or the other, for whatever reason, they are in our venue and they are not alright. I was always the guy to be there to take care of those situations, whether it be walking a couple girls home that do not feel comfortable around Ohio State's campus, which is unfortunately all too common these days, or getting someone back to bed, or doing that extra thing to make sure everyone in the party feels safe. I'm often the one that people turn to when there's a problem or someone's too drunk, and I'm very caring in that sense. I always make sure that people are alright. Competitive? When I was the captain of the chess team in high school, I was extremely competitive. As the number one board out of eight, ranked in terms of strength, I was expected to be on the top of my game always. I invited a very competitive atmosphere amongst my team, so I would often pit teammates against each other, and I would not be afraid to pit myself against any of my teammates. I always said, look, the best guy gets top board, and I'm not afraid to take any challengers ever. Professional? I would say my studies at Oxford University for about a month and a half last summer, I was very professional, waking up early in the morning to get in extra time with professors and dressing accordingly, and then getting extra time with them after classes. I think I conducted myself in a very professional way. Strategic? I would once again point, I think the hardest copy of that is my chess background. I was an extremely strategic thinker, and I was extremely strategic with where I placed my teammates in terms of their board strength, one through eight, because different boards have different values, and that was a strategic process. So I am most certainly a strategic thinker.