how long you've been doing it, and what your current role is? Okay. In 2005, I worked as a front desk receptionist in an internal medicine practice. And shortly after I started there, our medical biller left. And I was offered the opportunity to take her position and learn about billing. So for a couple years, there was the sole medical biller in the practice. And our physicians, we didn't necessarily code everything, the diagnosis codes. We did some coding of the procedures for them, if they weren't basic procedures or the ENM codes, you know, we would just review to make sure they were choosing the right ones. And it was probably a couple of years after that, I went into a hospital facility, worked in the physician billing accounts receivable, and also as charge master. And it was then that I decided that coding was actually the career I wanted to pursue. I had, I was, I was discussing how I started as a front desk receptionist. Oh yeah, that's right. Okay. And I was offered an opportunity to do the medical billing in the internal medicine practice. And I actually left there after a few years and went to a hospital facility and worked in their physician billing and accounts receivable department and then moved up to charge master. And it was it was really there doing charge master. As a charge master analyst