Welcome to another edition of I am AAPC. I am A.P. Alex and I am here with my friend Rita. How are you? I'm doing well. Excited that you're here to see us in Philadelphia. I'm so honored to be here with you guys. Now Rita, how are you? I'm doing well. Excited that you're here to see us in Philadelphia. I'm so honored to be here with you guys. Now, Rita, we want to hear your story. And not only will you make whoever else comes out feel comfortable and see how easy this is, right? Because we're going to get another volunteer or two. But I know you have had some milestones educationally recently, and I just thought it would be fun to hear your story a little bit just for a minute. So tell us how did you get into medical coding in the first place? Sure. I graduated from college and like those of us that graduated from college in 1988, yes I'm old, you had to find a job and we thought, you know, we're going to make all this funny and I couldn't really find what I wanted to do and that was actually, I wanted to work in international business. I should be sitting in a French French career now, but that didn't work out. So I needed a job and my primary care physician said, come work for me. I said, okay, it's a temporary stop. So if any of you have worked in a single practitioner office, especially primary care, you have done it all. So I used to write the Hick performs out. I used to record payments in a copy book. I used to make the paper charts, schedule appointments in that big book like a hairdresser used to have