against the fencing whenever the vet came and if they need any vaccines or any anesthesia were able to just give them the shot right in their hip. We had just the amount of stuff you're able to have them to have them participate in the care was really helpful. I'm trying to think, what else? Like, I guess, you know, we don't see a normal person who visits the zoo doesn't see the feeding. And I'd imagine that that's quite the production to feed all of those animals. Yes, that it is just working with the tigers themselves. They got weighed once a month and we based their how much food they got based up their weight just so that they wouldn't get overweight or underweight. And some of the females would eat maybe six pounds of food a day. Some of the males would eat 10 pounds of meat a day. And it was all restaurant grade foods. They got restaurant quality veal, beef, chicken, turkey, everything. They're, they're, what a life. Oh, that's awesome. Well, Katie, as we wind this down, what advice would you give to someone who is considering a career as a medical coder in the business side of health care? What would you say to someone who's sitting on the fence and considering it? Just to do your research, and just to give it a go, I mean, there's not, a lot of people do want to get into it. You do have to really want it. And I don't know, it's just from working with animals and getting a job in the anil field is really hard. So, so I'm not, I'm used to already having to kind of like, not not fight for a position