 In my last job position, the most difficult situation I was put into was actually the how, what the products I was working with, I didn't really believe in. We were selling health products, but the advertisement for those health products were actually super, super dishonest and very, very, very kind of harmful in the way they were pushing the products in a way that was financial. But really it was just a health insurance plan option that provided benefits for themselves and sometimes their family, but most of the time themselves. For me it was really hard because we were incentivizing money when really it was a subsidized benefit that went toward their health plan themselves and they didn't understand how that worked. So the way I got around it is I was just honest. I was very honest from the beginning. Here's how it works. Here's why it's important. And at the end of the day, it is very, very important. We need to make sure that we get you sent up and something because it's better to have something than nothing. And people talk to it well. People believe that I was being honest with them and giving them the benefits that they needed and were entitled to, which is correct. And that was the way I was able to get around it for so long. And it also didn't eat it in my brain every single day. Because for me, I'm an honest person. I want to be an honest person. I want people to believe when they call me and when they talk to me that they're going to be getting the best products and the best service. And I was able to provide that even though some of the advertisements weren't honest.