and we always encouraged that before taking the real exam because you want to be sure, right, that you're somewhat prepared and ready to go, some sign that will give you confidence for that. What kind of things did you do to help you have a successful exam? Oh man, you know, I don't want to like it to sound bad or anything, but I didn't do a whole lot. I just read my books, I read my notes, like you know, just thought back to day one in my curriculum and like how that applied to the question that I was on or if you look, I'm not gonna lie, if you look at my my CPT and ICD 10 books, there's no notes in them. Wow. Did you tab them at all? I tabbed them, but that's it. I didn't write in my books or anything. But I was successful. I mean, I don't have a lot of advice or no insider secrets. Yeah, you know in in one thing though is like if I didn't understand something and it was just kind of like green fog I made sure I went back and re-read everything in that chapter or reread all of the the notes at the beginning of the section and all that kind of stuff. So it was just like a lot of reading and re-reading. Now, and for those who are watching that may not have to take in their course yet, maybe just looking at this career as a possibility, the codebooks are huge