and I've so far taken three with AAPC. Any test that you take is definitely long. It's definitely nerve-wracking. You're in a room with other people. It's quiet, and you're sitting there for four hours. But again, study the material that's provided to you. Take those practice tests. And any answers that you get wrong, read the feedback. Understand the feedback that's given to you. Understand the concepts not just the question and answer or the question and the right answer. Do you feel like what you learned from studying for your exams prepared you for your job? Yes, yes, I do. Yep. That's awesome. I think it prepared me for my job. As we all know, it doesn't, it doesn't 100% prepare you for your position documentation and that kind of thing. Yeah. But it does, it does prepare you for getting a role as a medical coder. Yes. Yeah. Awesome. And anyone who is looking for a position in medical coding and they're getting frustrated maybe because they're newly certified and they can't find anything. I tell them, you know, to keep, if it's something that they're passionate about, if it is a career that they want to pursue, then don't give up, pursue it. There are opportunities and there are opportunities out there. You know, people get into coding and they don't want to leave. Yeah. They so, but it's growing and there are there are opportunities coming available all the time. Yeah, definitely. I love that. OK, Wendy, thank you so much for taking the time to talk to us. And give all four of your dogs kisses for us. I will. Absolutely. All right