you know, I am all about the mentoring. And I mentor my students. I mentor, you know, basically anybody that needs somebody to reflect off of if nothing else. Yes, that's wonderful. And you can be found in the APC Facebook group. I can. Yeah, so you're in there. Well, Bonnie, let's step back into your career just for a minute. So right now, you're, you have many consulting jobs, you educate, you mentor. Tell us about some of the interesting positions that you've held in the revenue cycle over the years. Probably the greatest one I had was I got to work at Rush Hospital in Chicago where they were doing all kinds of experimental procedures. And so I got to work learning about those experimental procedures. And they often did videos so the coders could see what they were doing. And that was amazing. I have, as I said, coded all over the country because before I got my job at the college, I did coding and auditing all over the country from little towns to big towns. I even went to Roswell, New Mexico. And that was a fun one. But it's, it's just been a learning experience each step of the way. Because when you go into a new area, whether it's of the country or of the skill, you have to be open to learning and not have, well, I know this rule, therefore, I, you know, because they do it differently in different parts of the country. And for different payers, we're supposed to stick with the guidelines, but real world, if the payer won't accept the guidelines and the payer says, nope, you're going to use this code regardless