I love that. So that was in 2014. Are you still with that organization now? I am not. No. I actually worked with that organization as a full-time employee for four years. And I left there. I took a full-time position with another hospital organization, but worked part-time at the one that hired me. So until December of, actually, last year. Oh, okay. Mm-hmm. And I have been, been now I have been with my current organization for five years. I just celebrated five years with them in March of this year. Congratulations. And what's your what's your current role? Like what's your current title? Well, it is interventional coder. And Yes, working with cardiac cath and interventional radiology. And is that something you're passionate about? Are you happy in this role? I love it. I love it. It's coding is learning something new every day, I feel like. But I feel like, you know, as a cardiac cath and interventional radiology coder, it's that it's heightened that what you learn every day is always something new. At least, you know, two things, three things, you're always learning. And I love it. I think that's one of the reasons why I like coding also is you are always learning something new. Yeah, I feel like every time I talk to coders, that's what they say. Like they're always up for the challenge, like challenge and just like yearning to learn more all the time, which I think is really inspiring. Yeah, it goes beyond just sitting behind a computer and and reading medical records all day. Yeah, it is challenging and it's rewarding. Yeah