So if I'm submitting a portfolio to mohagani.com to try and get one of these positions you're talking about, what are you looking for? So I think there's probably three good things that are in the recipe. One is a track record of really being able to write and write doesn't mean just being a poet. A poet, right, is a card is written, has to be written from a perspective of 10,000 people have to take a card and be able to, I have to have the sentiment in the card. That has to make sense for you, Roy, as I give it to you and you have to read it and say, oh, this made sense coming. Two for artists, that piece artist I'm using, visual artists, painters, creators, just the portfolio of the work that they've done. And I think three, then it's really just how do you articulate and communicate using some of the language that we leverage in the business. I think that piece is one of the most underlook piece understanding the culture of the company and presenting that back in your interview. So again, it's the portfolio of whatever the work you've done over expand of working for a company and or doing some freestyle and kind of out of the box type work but putting it all in a really good portfolio. I can't stress a really good portfolio.