you know, I got my socialist degree. I started working in for the, I know this is way ahead, but for the new coders. I know everybody wants to go remote right off the bed, but I cannot tell you how important it is to start out with your foot inside an office, a medical office, a hospital, H.I.M. Department. That was my base right there. I put in my foot in the door with a company that does coding for their emergency doctors. So I started, I went in and said, I don't have any experience in this, but I can start doing data entry. I started with data entry. I got trained into insurance verification. So you were coding right out of the gate. Oh, no, I was not coding. I took me, I had to spend a year either doing data entry and insurance verification. Meanwhile, the person who hired me, she knew, I said, listen, my goal is to get into coding. So it's working to your coding department. But I'm going to put in the work. I'm going to show you what kind of employee I am. So I learned everything from scratch. And exactly a year later, I said for the for the CPC. It was 150 questions, five and a half hours or five hours, something like that. I was so nervous. But you know, it took me three and a half hours to finish that thing. Passed on the first time and then the next day I went into the manager and I said, I have letters after my name now. I can start coding and sure enough, she, you know, she, a year, you know, like a week later