yes, I would. Thank you. Awesome. That is awesome. So you are no longer a CPCA. You are a CPC. And then you have the AAPC emergency coding certification. And will you be be doing inpatient the inpatient coding certification? Yes, I'll be doing that. I still have to schedule the exam. Okay, but I'll be scheduling that that very soon. Okay. Have you so you've been studying for that? Slowly. And and of course coding for in patient in general, it's it's great and I've gotten I've grown to love it. Well, that's awesome. Well, that's so great to hear. And have you thought, because there are so many paths you could take auditing, compliance. Have you thought about branching off into other areas or training, things like that? Or you like what you do? I love what I do. I haven't really thought about. My goal eventually was to become an inpatient coder and I'm here, so I'm leaving in patient anytime soon. Awesome. Now, are you remote or are you in the office? You're remote? Okay. And I would imagine you have spent time as a coder in the office. Yes, my first, when I first got hired on, they weren't doing remote. So for the first two years as a coder, I was in the office, which I think is a good thing because as a new coder, I think if I was home, I would have been lost and probably wouldn't have learned as fast. Because it's harder to go talk to other coders and be like, hey