even before your coder, before as you were just getting into health care, what drew you to health care? What drew me to health care? I, accident, it was a, really it was more of stability at the time. I was a young mom, so I definitely needed insurance for my child, making sure I'm stable, and health care is definitely stability when it comes to insurance and just things like that. Yes, okay, all right. And tell us about your experience with the exam. So many of our students prepare by taking medical terminology and anatomy, all of these things. But you just took this, you just jumped right in, took a three-day boot camp. And it was enough because you passed, and here you are.. But did all of that health care experience you have previously give you the anatomy and some of these other foundations to help you prepare. So I actually did have some anatomy courses in high school and then I had the opportunity to just have the experience of the coding and the descriptions that is entailed within coding. Like I said, I'm not a good test taker, but as far as the experience goes, it actually helped me with my exam. I was very specializing in ambulatory, so I was good with the coding within multi-specialties. But when it came to ancillary services and radiology and labs, that's where I know I could have used more work there. Okay, all right. Now I hear, I've heard many people say I'm not a good test taker, which makes our exam especially challenging. What in your mind makes the APC