psychology roots in a way to sort of help facilitate my life as an artist and as an actor and as a performer. And I was always searching for something that I could do besides waiting tables and besides catering and that gig work that happens in between. And someone mentioned to me medical coding in a conversation throughout those years and it kind of always stuck in the back of my mind. And we were a week into being laid off from the pandemic. And the actors union that I belong to has an amazing organization called Career Transition for Dancers. And I was working with someone in there just kind of to get a feel of what else I could do and use the time that the pandemic was shutting me down for my industry to really launch into another career. And we talked about medical coding and it seemed like a good fit and I started doing research and I found AAPC and know, I love doing research. I love constantly educating myself and, and just that constant process of learning. And so I was like, well, medical coding seems to fit that for a tea. And I, I can really see myself doing that at least at that point it was you know as a thing that could be a dual supplementation for my my careers and artists and I was like you know I have all this downtime let's go for it so I signed up for the CPC self-paced study course in through a APC through a AAPC, in March of 2020. And I also took the medical terminology and anatomy courses. You know