what's the word when you try to streamline things I was much more efficient I guess with my actions and so when I got into production coding I did extremely well because I was able to move from one case to the next, you know, with that mindset and place. I got into health care after the birth of my boys, my oldest one was quite premature and I ended up having to kind of dook it out with the insurance companies in order to get bills paid and figure out whose insurance was primary and secondary and it was very interesting to me and I kind of stored that in the back of my head for a while. Once my kids were a little bit older and I'd had about all I could have of Barney and Mr. Rogers on TV, I decided, you know, I really like to go back to work. At the time, I couldn't get back into the factory that I had worked in and I didn't even think I really wanted to do that anymore. So I looked in the paper and said, gee, I wonder what kind of jobs are out there and one that I saw quite frequently was for medical assistant. And I thought, you know, health care that might be interesting. It's recession proof people, you know, people get sick and you know, maybe that would be for me. So what I did was to sign up for a two year program at a local community college with this thought perhaps of becoming a medical assistant. Well, I learned really early on that the idea of touching people wasn't really for me. And so I found that I really liked the back end, the business end, the insurance, the practice management