especially if you're not working in the field, but we mentioned local chapter meetings and you will find a wide spectrum of expertise at your local chapter meetings. The Facebook group, which you mentioned, Jessica, that has, again, I think there are 40,000 members in their students to yourself. But we also have a mentorship program, if you Google AAPC mentorship program, you'll find find that and that's a free service to members and through the program we connect you with someone who can this be an ear and a support to help you through your career. It's a great program to to t developed that, great idea because not everybody uses Facebook anymore and some people are more into Tick-Tock and all that stuff, but it is, there really is a lot of outlets and that's one thing I love about our organization is use it. You know, we pay dues every month for a reason or every year for a reason. Go out there. That's supporting us and take full advantage of everything we have to offer. Yes. Yes. Well, Jessica, we have some students who take the exam the first time, pass it, they're done. And then we have students who take it one or may not pass it on that first, try and get frustrated and maybe even two or three times you get frustrated. Do you have any advice for those who feel like they want the career to work out so bad, but maybe they feel like they're struggling to pass that exam. So my way that I did it may not be traditional, but it worked for me. I did my study guide, I did my chapter