...A. Through this process, we are covering almost 15% of the insurance market by employees. B. For those that may be interested too, you'll see the average number of companies or employees, I should say, is approximately 2,212, and that would loosely translate on average to companies of approximately $2.5 billion to $3 billion in premium range as well. C. And one thing you'll note that as in prior studies, it's a bit more heavily emphasis on the property and casualty market, representing about 84% of the participants here as well. D. So where we can start is if we take a look at the overall unemployment rates, as you can see, the national average, is at 4.2% and the unemployment rate within the insurance sector is 2.3%. E. To give you an idea of how that compares insurance is down from a 3.1% unemployment at the beginning of the year and the overall, which was at 4%, has gone up to 4.2%. F. I mean, it's down 0.5% since January and has remained flat and below the pre-pandemic results. G. And...
