so just craziness in this house. You called them your fur babies before we came on. Yes, yes. I definitely have a passion for rescue and animal rescue and stuff like that. So how does that work? So do you care for them and help them find a new home eventually? Yes, so I'm kind of their interim interim home. So as soon as they come into the shelter, they'll go to a foster home. And from there, they have to get fixed and they have to get vaccinated and all that. And once all that is done and they're up for adoption, they go typically to their forever home after that. So. What a great day. But you have you have two two dogs that are yours to stay, right? I have two dogs that are mine and two cats that are mine and then six foster cats. That is a busy house. Yes. Well Heather, do you have any final questions for Haley? I don't think so. I'm just once again, really impressed with your devotion to learning and catching catching all these credentials and and congratulations on the new role that's very exciting. Especially since you've always been interested in oncology. I'm that's really exciting that you're in that. It's hard whenever it's a you're in a position you like it's hard to make that decision to go ahead and and take that next step. Yeah. Hey Lee, if you were to meet someone or someone reached out to you and say, Hey, is this the right career for me? What would you what would you tell them? Um, I've had that happen. And my typical advice is, first I ask why. Because in my opinion, if you're going into this just to work from home