we're in the productivity environment. So as long as I code a certain amount of charts per hour for eight hours a day, that's what I, that's what I'm expected to do. You know, some hospitals will send me actually an actual list and say, I want you to code from this list, as opposed to going to the as opposed to go going into the coding queue and just going down the list you know you just get an email from someone else. Okay well you've created this career that you love and there are there are others who are watching this thinking how can I do that. So what advice you having been in supervisor rules and probably in hiring processes and things like that and you and you have seen in the APC Facebook group coders saying how do I get my foot in the door. What advice would you give to a newly certified CPCC, CPCA who is looking to open that door and begin their career? Well, obviously the education is super important. Like I said, if you want to expand, continue going in moving up from a two-year degree to a four-year degree, you know, going through like a college kind of thing, environment, it would be, that's what I recommend. If you want to hit the ground running, but you don't know anything, the APC really has has you guys have the whole package ready I mean you have the the two the the you know the education the all the paperwork all the everything just go through just go through your program and study and you know wait to sit down for the test. You know, it takes work. It's not, it's not, you know, anybody, oh