um, okay with going with the flow and changing if you have to. Yeah. All right. So someone who's adaptable and loves to learn, loves to seek new information from all of those things would be make a great coder. Yes, for sure. All right, Nick. Well, thank you so much for sharing your story. We're excited for you. And it was fun to see your interaction and to see your interaction in the Facebook group. We hope you keep sharing in there and supporting. That's what one thing that I love about AAPC and this industry is you really don't understand how big and how unified the community is until you take that step forward. And now here you are a year later supporting those who are now taking their own journey into the industry of health care and medical coding. Right, and those are the, those are the people that I feel I can help, you know, because I'm so new to everything. Really, the only advice I can give is how to get the job. And just don't forget that just because you don't have any previous experience doesn't mean you don't have those skills. And I believe my mentor was the first person to talk about them and they are definitely called transferable skills. So you know you've got skills in one job that relate to any other job. And so you've got to kind of learn what those are and those are going to be the skills that get you the job.