I can send it to my manager and what do you  think you know how you know does this look right and it usually comes out that yep looks good and it's like so you know all the pieces of the puzzle bit and I get that great sense of satisfaction you know knowing that I worked really hard on that and then yeah so it's it's and what's weird though is that I don't like to do puzzles. Oh, I was actually good to ask. That's funny. Yeah, no, I had that my husband do them. You do them enough at work that you don't need to do. Yeah, no, I've watched my husband do puzzles and that's very frustrating. But yeah, it's just the mystery of it. Just being able to read it, you know, look for the certain things that you need to look for and, you know, code it and code it, you know, I always strive for a clean claim. Yeah. And I don't like to make mistakes and but I learn from mistakes like we have internal audits that go on and you know so we're lucky that our auditor she uses it as an education educational type thing as as it should be right yeah and my manager said that she's had auditors before that that's not how it was, so we're lucky that ours is so good at that, that if we do make mistakes, she's okay, this is how you need to do it going forward. And it kind of leads me to how I even got into the medical billing and coding world is that my stepmother, who's a nurse always said, you know, you wouldn't made a good nurse, you know, just getting in that, you have the right temperament for it, you have the thirst for the knowledge for that