I will say, like most of my employers, they have been very, you know, into continuing education, pushing employees to get more certifications or education, continuing education. So that's the reason I have so many. And also, every time that I see for one of them I learn a lot. Like it doesn't matter how many years you have been doing this every time that you see for one of those and I think that's what I like about it to like to have that many is because you learn a lot just studying and preparing for those exams. But yeah, they're like around 15 if I don't, if I don't count, you know, the RN, the nursing license, but yeah, so like 15. I want to hear them. I think you should. You can be a change. So let me see. Okay. I'm gonna start with a CPCthe CPCO4, CPC, CLC, CIC, CPMA, CRC, CCC, I call it this one chunk, which is the hematology and cology coder credential. And then I have CCS, CCSP, CDIP, CDO, CDI. Oh my goodness, too many. Keep going. I think you're at 13. Oh my goodness, really. So let me see another one. Did I say CCDS and CCDSO? I don't think so. So that's the two. The last two. Okay. And then did you also say you're an RN? Yes. So RN here, Florida, New York, and also in Puerto Rico. Oh my gosh. And my understanding is, are you getting your master's? Did you already get your master's? No, I already got it. It wasn't. I did it, health informatics and analytics. And so I am very, that was the first time that I study something that I really passionate about because I have to study also business administration, which is