but not knowing where to go to find. And you can't. It's it's just it's like there's no way you can you just need if I can give one advice is just be really familiar with your coding books no where every not necessarily where the code is but nowhere where to go you, those tabbing those sections are so important. Tabbing your code books is so highlighting. And just really be familiar with where, you know, the table of the poisoning tables and, you know, things like the indexes. Okay. That will help you a lot. Now, over your 14 or so your career, it sounds like you've had a several different positions as we often do. Tell us about maybe your favorite position that you've had, or one of your favorite positions that you've had in that time span. My favorite physician position is actually what I'm still doing right now. I've had, you know, this is another thing that's going to sound crazy. I've had opportunities to move up into being a supervisor of the remote coding department for this hospital or that hospital. But you know what happens when you move up, you stop coding. You're no longer coding. Now you're supervising people. You're sitting in meetings after meetings, phone calls. And I'm like, I am going to go nuts. Because I, you know, I, I love coding surgeries. So that's what I've been doing right now. I code a lot of surgeries, a lot of observations. And 14 years, and I'm still learning new stuff. And that's what keeps me like staying, it's like, I'm not bored. I, you know, I don't, I don't want to do any, I don't want to manage people