my gosh, I tailored that answer that I used to give now this way and I just feel so much better about how I'm presenting myself in this interview. It's always finding a way to keep yourself in some place of gratitude so that you don't let the fear and anxiety of searching for a job overshshadow that. And it works out. It's just you've got to keep putting yourself out there and making connections. It's all about making connections, especially, you know, within your local chapter or through Facebook. Even if that person doesn't have a job for you, they might be able to help you, you know, tailor your resume or do something and, you know, we're a community. We have to be and we help each other. And it's always just looking for that next proactive step, maintaining proactivity and not letting yourself become stagnant. I love it. Thank you so much. And I know there are a lot of CPCAs who will find energy and motivation from that. Thank you, Maddie. Yep. And I just have one more thing and it came up the other day and one of one of the classes that I'm TAing for and I was like, you know, I really want this to get out to the members who might be taking the class. And it was something that I pulled back on before and it was that compare and despair. Especially when you're in the online classes. I think sometimes, you know, some students are very proactive and wanting to like, you know, answer the questions that the instructor's getting out and some are setting back and I had a student recently reach out and, you know, we're multiple weeks in