my suggestion is take it. It's a great position to have. You learn so much there, it's unreal. It can really help you catapult yourself into being an industry leader. All right, that's good to know. And is it difficult to get hired on at CMS? I'd imagine there is a big organization. It's a huge organization. Back when I was doing it about 10 years ago, I mean I had to go through a federal background check, a state background check. One of the temp agencies where I was going to college was looking for people that wanted to get into it. So I had to go through a very rigorous set of interviews. I'm not sure what their process is now, but I'm sure they're still running all the background checks and all that stuff. Yes, and for those who don't know, CMS is behind the ICD 10 CMS and PCS code sets. Not only do they manage that, they give us the updates. They manage all of that. And they work closely with the AMA as well with CPT editorial panels. I know a couple of mentors I have are on that panel. So they do have a lot more say than your CDC or even your Cignas or your Blue Cross Blue Shields, but they really are the gold set standard. Okay, all right. Well, you mentioned that you have your eye on some future credentials. What what are you looking at? What, what, well, I'm what path do you see your career going? Um