sometimes get up early in the morning or stay up late at night, take stuff with me in the car when I was running kids around to study there. And it sounds like you had very little health care experience as far as knowing anatomy and medical terminology. Did you, did you have to take those? No, I didn't. I would recommend if you don't have extensive background in medical terminology to definitely take their class because I know a lot of the other people in my class struggled with Ed hadn't. I'm kind of a science geek. So I've always loved biology and those things. And so I had, I did have an extensive knowledge of systems and it carried me through. There was a couple times where I was like, you know, need to go back. I even did, I did get a book on it to go back and refresh my memory, but I wish I had in some instances, especially for cardiology. That would have been really helpful to go get a refresher. Okay, okay. I'm going to back up just a little bit. So as you were pursuing different career avenues, what resonated with you about medical coding and billing? It allows me to take my health care background, my interest in science and medicine, and put it to work in a way that allows me to be with my family. And that's predominantly it. I mean, it offers a lot of flexibility, but it's very challenging. You are forever learning new things