and now I'm a consultant for a leading consultant company and it's in you know a funny story is when I was a coder at the first hospital that I worked at the consultant company that I worked for did our audits and that's how they knew who I was and that's how they knew who I was. And that my auditor, her name was Lori, I would tell her every time I saw her that one day I'm going to have your job. This is the job that I want. This is what I want to do with my expertise and knowledge. And I left that job to go to California. And while I was in California, three years later, Lori found me on Facebook and asked me if I wanted a job. And I took her job because she was leaving. She was leaving. Wow, I love that you. So three days later, you leave an impact because, and she kind of described it to me that it was, because I was one that was always asking questions. Like if you're giving me feedback and or criticism I want to know well why why why do you think is that way I think it's this way so there was always a really healthy banter back and forth between the two of us and that showed her that like I wanted to learn I I wanted to know why. I didn't want you to show me, to show it to me. I wanted you to show me why and how. And so that left an impression on the whole company. And they sought me in California. And I actually started working for them contract while I still lived in Los Angeles. And then when I moved back to Oklahoma, I went on full-time. That is a very cool story. Yeah, I think it's cool because it just shows you that, you know