have you heard this? Because this is new to me. And that's what it's about is getting at. So your journey continues and continues. And it continues. And it continues. And why do I still become an officer? Why do I speak virtually?, why do I go to the health con? It's because you always want to learn, right? You don't ever want to stop learning. And that's what's the biggest part of it. And I would say AAPC is wonderful. Every single person you meet within that organization is always welcoming and always willing to help. And I don't think I've ever had a bid for a parade into anything. But, you know, people land in this job for different reasons, right? How many people here for a second career, right? How many have you started one place and ended up in another, right? Like I said, I had, if someone was doing what I did today, I say, you are crazy, I don't want to work in medicine, right? But it is. And we're the business side of medicine, which is extremely important. Alex and I had this conversation a little while ago, right? Most people only understand the clinical side, right? They look at health care as clinical, they don't look at this business, and all of us have a piece in that. We are all about patient satisfaction, employee engagement, you know, professionalism, growth. That's all about what we do. She answered all of my questions. She knows what the best. Okay. A, you see. Thank you. Thank you. Thanks, Rita.