Was there any kind of anybody you were doing this for or was it just like the next logical progression for you in your career?

It was kind of the next logical progression of my career.

I'll be honest with you, there wasn't anything that inspired me to become a worker in the dialysis field.

I was a teacher when I first got out of college, and I taught English journalism and writing.

That was my specialty, writing.

Then the programs I was teaching lost money from the New York City government and federal funding.

And I decided to try my hand in brokering because it somehow appealed to me.

Are you getting to know more and more about subcontractual relationship and how important it is? Is it for you to make sure that we all know everything we need to know about that relationship in order for business to flow evenly and progressively? And when you don't know about that relationship? what can happen, super bad stuff, or just asking them, well, we need more information from you.