I'm sure you are. Can you tell me how you got into the healthcare industry? Sure. For a very long time I worked as a workforce management analyst at a call center. One day I went to work and I was told that the company was moving to Oregon and we were all being laid off. So, very unexpected. I had just bought a house a month before. And I wasn't so stressful. Yes. And I wasn't able to relocate to Oregon because I had just bought my house. So I ended up being laid off and I took a severance package. So in my time of being laid off, I just, I was looking for something that I knew like a layoff would probably never happen again in an industry, such as the medical field. It's an ever-growing industry. There's so many things to do in the medical field that aren't patient care. And that was my thing. Being an introvert, I didn't want direct patient care. I wanted something that was more on the back end. And so during my layoff time, in my severance package, while I was getting unemployment, I went to the local vocational technical school and I took a coding and billing class. It was a year-long class, but I finished it in six months because I was an adult and I needed a job. And immediately within a two days of getting out of that, I was actually a receptionist at a doctor's office. That was my first foot in the door. And at that doctor's office