with like nurses around me. That was a crazy situation. And so they asked us to go back in the office at that time because it was too crazy to stay where we were. She said, be patient. I want to for your position and I really meant it. So, and between, before she said that to me, somebody talked to me about a new company from New York who was like relocated down in Florida and said, you should look at that position because they are looking for quarters. So well, you know, I'm going to get hired. I don't really want to go somewhere else. I love my manager. I love the place I'm working right now and I don't want to change. But a person said, well, you should try anyway. I just go to the interview. It doesn't really hurt. You know, at this, it's experienced. I said, OK, I'm going to go to the interview. So I interviewed with it was like a crazy interview because people came from New York down to Florida to interview a bunch of people. It was like a hiring event for that company. It's like kind of big. And so I had three, two people in front of me and one over the zoom or Webx, whatever it was, and asking me question about what I learned, what I knew, and they needed quarters. So the interview went well. I didn't hear from them for about like, maybe a week or two, and then they contacted me back and they said we want to we want to offer your position. I said well I'm sorry I'm going to have to decline because I'm going to get hired where I am right now and I don't want to leave. So I declined that offer and my manager at that time to me like, well