there's classes I take just because I need to brush up on it. Yeah. And so remembering the basics is what's really important when it comes to get in certifications. Wow, okay, that's great advice. And what would you, what would you recommend to someone who is recently certified looking for their first position, you know, that our audience, a lot of those who are watching this will are those new coders. So my suggestion would be definitely go to your meetings. Your smaller clinics and hospitals, they're willing to take CPCAs, those that have those programs, definitely get your foot in the door in any way that you can. Most of my coders who are even friends of mine that started off, we started off in medical records. Just getting your foot in the door to get that experience and then, you know, work from the bottom up, but you can't expect to jump in and be a coder at $30, $40 an hour. Yeah, yeah. And not everybody can work from home. Yeah, yes. So you mentioned meetings. So you meet meet you're speaking to local chapter meetings. Yes. So if you're watching make that a priority get to your local chapter meetings and network because I would imagine relationships are a huge part of finding your first job. Yes, I would agree with that networking. Um, if you can afford to go to the regional conferences and health care and health cons. Definitely I've noticed since I've started going to health con, my LinkedIn alone has blown up. So getting out there and even if it's a group on Facebook, I know APC's got several, join in there