you know, at a facility. I don't know if everything is done now online or if there is an opportunity. But this was done at a facility, it was a six hour, six or six and a half hour exam. No, I don't know what I did that morning. I honestly don't remember. I had to drive about 45 minutes to the location because it was for me a timing. The earliest exam was a little bit more of a drive than say maybe a 15 minute drive to the local chapter. But no, I know, I just kind of put my head down and went right into it. I'm sure I was nervous. But once I got in there and I got going with the exam, I think I felt more comfortable, you know, going through the test. Awesome, that's good to hear. Preparation is everything, right? Yep. Okay. Now, I'm going to jump back into that first job. And we spoke about new CPCAs considering any role within a facility. What tips or advice would you give to someone, a newly credentialed member who was trying to find that first job beyond that? So keep your options open of the role, just get into the facility or clinic or wherever you're at. Any other thoughts on that path, Michael? Yeah, I mean, as I mentioned, I think, you know, first off, networking I believe is key. Most of the opportunities I've had have come through some form of networking. So attending the chapters, meeting people in the chapters, you know, that's that may be how you're going to get your first job, your next job, you know, that that may be very well the way that that's going to happen. So definitely network, keep that network available. You know