you know, that struggle of passing the exam. How did you feel? How many times did it take the past? Like give us some of your thought process about that. I had an in the first time I took the exam, I had an incredible teacher. Her name was Donna Borhill and she is just invaluable. And I took that exam and I scored so high. It was wonderful. Then I let it expire. So when I went back to take the exam because, you know, I am a genius and I just decided to go in without having touced it. And I think I even brought outdated code books, Alex. It was so bad. I was a little too confident, you know. So I failed it that one time and then I decided to do something, what was, I studied, I studied it. I went back to all of my old notes to the old guidelines and I passed it the second time. And I remember saying that day, I was like, I will never ever let my certification expire again because I never want to take this test again. These are the worst tests. They're so, because they are, they're hard, you know, and they should be. They should be. And there's so much going on during that exam because you put your heart and soul into it. And I've seen people that have failed it five or six times. The fact that they failed it five or six times and finally passed it on the seventh, what does that say for that character, right? Those are the people that just have that no-quit ambition. Those are my favorite, honestly. I mean, great if you pass it on the first time, but the people that get up and do that test over and over again, you know, they've got