I have to look at it and I have to break it down piece by piece and find those important bits that tell the story and That's what coding is coding is you're finding those important bits that tell the story of that encounter for that patient and so it was It was really finding a way that I could relate my past experience, set myself apart, make me unique, but also say, I do this, I've done this, I've done this in my acting career. And the same as, you know, dancing, as a dancer, I always strive for specificity, you know, and I wouldn't call it perfection, but, you know, those details. As a dancer, you have to, you have, you're constantly picking out those fine details of movement, and you're constantly refining, and you're constantly striving just to make it as specific as possible. And as we're coding, we're always looking for the most specific diagnosis that we can possibly find. And it's the same way with, in my acting career, you know, I was a swing in many shows, and a swing learns multiple roles in a show, and we go on with a moment's notice sometimes without any rehearsal. And so as a swing you have to constantly be changing. And so as coding we know the guidelines are constantly changing. Coding is constantly changing. So it was just another way that I could say I might not have done this