yeah, but I can't take a job making $15 an hour. Yeah, yes, yes. Yeah. So there you've got you have expectations and parameters that you're working with. All right, all right. And you're not new to this. So, you know, you kind of expect to make a little bit more. Yes. Okay, all right. That's fair enough. All right. Well, that's cool. That's awesome. And I don't know. I mean, you have so much experience and now you're certified. I'm sure that doors will open up. Yeah, I'm sure you're doing this, but this continued to network. That's what we always say is, you know, reach out to your local chapters. And you're not limited to your own local chapter these days because because of COVID, the virtual world has opened that up a little bit more. Yeah, I love the websites and the groups on Facebook and stuff. I've been using those and I've I've probably applied for like 60 jobs and I've gotten a lot of those from Indeed and on there that you know that I found out about the opening so okay that's been very helpful. Okay we might need to do a part to to your interview where you ended up. Now, Laura, having worked so many years in the industry medical coding and billing already, are there so many different paths you could take? Are there, is there a path that you think, hey, maybe I might be interested in being an educator or compliance manager or something else? I wouldn't mind me in the education field or the auditing. I like both of those. Okay, all right. Now you said you're addicted to coding. I think you used that word. I am. I love, I love the