oh, I think I'm going to do coding. It's a wonderful career. It's not for everybody. You need to be like a detail oriented person. You need to enjoy searching for things. I mean, these goals, don't just drop on your lap. You know, it's not everything is straight floor or black and white. Keep up with thethe new things that come out, all the coding guidelines and all the new codes and everything that comes out year after year. I mean, there's, you never stop learning. Keep that in your mind. You will never stop learning. it's a continuing education thing. Yes, yes, just because you passed your exam doesn't mean you can put away your books. Absolutely not. Absolutely not. I 14 years and I still I still don't know what I wish I knew. Every day it's like wait there was a code for that. You know, it's like you, you've, and then there's a new procedure that just came out and the code doesn't even exist yet. I'm like, oh, maybe this is going to be one of those codes that next year might show up, you know. Yeah. So, yeah. Well, and I think just from hearing how you started not in a coding department. You got your foot in a door at a facility or a provider's office and that kind of open the floodgates. You let them know, hey, this is where I hope to be. Yeah, absolutely. And I will do what it takes to get there, but I will do, I want to support you however I can right now. Exactly. That's exactly what I did. And I know it not everybody can do that. But if you if you have the opportunity