you know, you always talked about doing medical coding in the very beginning of things. And so she was like, I've got a couple of coders that I work with. I'd be happy to have them reach out to you and tell you what they do every day. And so we did that. And like, you know, they were just like you have to be able know, be able to work independently. You have to like being alone a lot, you know, you have to like being a detective. And so all of those things were like very enticing to me. And so I called A. A. P. C. And I was just like, you know, tell me more about this. I have very little like I think I worked in like our urology clinic when I was 18. I mean, I think I started this whole program when I was like 41-ish, I don't remember. I don't know age anymore, but, okay. But, um, so yeah, so I called AAPC and the guy walked me through everything. He was like, you should definitely take the medical terminology and the anatomy course and and he talked me into the, he was like, do you learn well on your own? And I do, and so he talked me into the self-guided, you know, course, and so here I am. I started in January of 2001. Yeah, 2001 I started in January and finished the whole course in like June. Wait, 2001, I thought this was post-COVID. No, it is. Isn't COVID, no, 2020. Okay, okay. I was, I was having like a, an actual brain fart. Okay, okay. All right, so you started, sorry, January 2021. Yes, 2021, and then finished in June. And then yeah. And then you have this job. We're in February. Yes. So yeah, so then I finished in June. I gave myself