use that opportunity when you get that step in. And then you'll find your passion and that's what I had the opportunity to do. Awesome. And now you live your passion and and do like individuals in this industry just soak up information are always seeking to learn and improve. Are you that right? Yes, I am. And I'm always, you know, since the pandemic, we've learned so much and we continue to learn every day because things are changing and evolving. Okay, how has the pandemic affected you in your facility? We actually had, so I currently work in a different facility. So went from one UC to another. And we've had a lot of changes we had to change up our structurally because we had, we had to make more room for COVID patients. And so we also had to learn additional guidance because things were changing there. It was, you know, everything was happening so quickly. So we had to put in quick tip sheets together for our physicians, our back office staff to do everything properly and continuing to listen to different guidance and phone calls just to ensure we understand everything properly to be able to educate out. You're listening to CMS often like all the time right just looking for what has changed what's been updated and you're I said it sounds like a big part of your role is to communicate all of these changes as they come and sometimes they come fast and furious and sometimes they sneak in right? Yes, yes. And sometimes you hear it from you know the providers