I think the big thing for me was utilizing the resources that are available in the course. And I honestly forget the person's name, and I wish I remembered. It was quite a while ago. But there was somebody walking side by side with me throughout this course, letting me know, you know, where I went wrong, what is the opportunity for improvement, how to do that better. So just using those resources, I believe in the AAPC course, somebody is assigned to your course and they're available for questioning and help. And again, this person was another huge, you know, part of that success I had. Unfortunately, I forget the person's name. It was it was a long time ago. But just using that benefit, you know, AAPC is here to help and having that real person on the other end being able to guide you through the course I think was was absolutely key. As far as the courts, just going through it, you know, section by section, taking your time, make sure you're mastering each section, but you know, like I said, maybe 80% is a good benchmark and then move on to the next. Don't get caught up too far, you know, in trying to be perfect. It's a long test. It's a hard test, but you know, it doesn't need to be perfect either. Okay, okay. How about exam day? Did you have it? Did you do anything that you felt was unique to help calm your nerves and help you have a great exam experience? Be honest with you, this was back in the days when it was, you know