you get the kids going and then you actually know here. My schedule, I decided to work it. I start work at 6 a.m. And work till 2 30.30. With a half hour break for lunch. My husband gets the kids off. But I mean, my older three can get themselves off. My sixth grader needs a little bit of help, but not too much. So thankfully, they're of that age where that's possible for me. Then after 2.30, I can, you know, go do all the regular mom things. Okay. Well, that's awesome. You can be there for the school. Yeah Yes, the flexibility of being able to, I mean, you have to have a set schedule. But you know, you can, you can flex your hours if you need to sometimes and say sometimes, you know, there's just a day you can't work, but you could do Saturday instead. So they're amenable to that. And are you, are your goals each day to, to have X amount of records coded? Yes. Okay. All right. And do you feel like that's stressful or is it as difficult as you thought it'd be or just manageable? It's challenging to make sure you get you know get the quality numbers that you need to meet in addition to the actual chart numbers you need. But I will say it is a slow progression of what they expect. And I feel that they're fairly, they're very realistic about that of what they want you to do. And they offer, you know, all the time they will offer, do you need more training? Is there something that you need some clarification on? And so I've never felt bad or upset about going and saying, hey