why they're done. I have a general interest in diseases and disorders. It's very interesting to me why those diseases and disorders affect the body the way they do, how they come about, things like that. So when I was doing the online course, you know, the very first things that they cover are anatomy, physiology, and that stuff. So that sort of got me, that got the ball rolling. And I had no idea. It was, it was just completely coincidental that once I started doing the actual coding and reading the reports and the encounters that I saw it almost as like a puzzle that you have to solve. So when you're reading these reports and these encounters, these documents from the doctors and the physicians and providers. You've got to abstract data. Why are you abstracting that data? What about the, what data are you abstracting? Things like that and you have to kind of figure it out. It kind of is like a puzzle. And so I kind of like that as well. I've always been good with resolution. I've always been a decent organizer. I like to organize things. I like to stay organized. So I kind of all fell in to place with what coding was about and how you code and the process of coding. All of it falls together for me. It's fun. It's challenging though. But it's fun. Do you miss a culinary world? Not really. Just a little bit. I missed the people. And the work I did it for so long that, you know, I didn't even think twice about it. So, I mean, I still cook at home. So I'm still doing the cooking, you know