speaking with the providers, what would their issues for. And I ended up having a friend at the time, she told me that their APC had like a three months crash course to get CPC certified. So I was like, okay, why not? You know, I do remember medical term. I do remember my anatomy and then just being, working with United Health Care helps me retain that information. So when I took the course, I took the exam and I passed September of 2015. The first time you took the exam was through the community college, right? Yes. So you had some familiarity with everything. So as you decided to take the exam again and take the crash course, you felt you felt like you didn't need the medical terminology and all those things. Right, right. Okay. All right. And was there one thing or maybe there are many things that you feel like you did better in preparation for the second time with the exam? Oh, yes. So the second time around, I actually looked up YouTube videos on how to prepare for the CBC exam. And I found out that it's better to start in the sections that you're confident in and you're well versed in versus starting from question number one and just working your way down to the last question because that wasted a lot of time and especially when you hit questions where you're not confident in or you're unsure of, you're just going to spend minutes trying to figure it out. So I was told work it, work the sections that you're confident in, and then once that's done, do the sections that you're not so confident in