so make sure it's tailored to what you do know. I will say that. I love that because I think many may be sending out resumes. They have their one resume and just sending out to every, sending the same one out to many different places without maybe customizing it to what they are looking for. Yeah, yeah, but yeah, you would want to customize it because you know every company is creating their own job post. It's kind of the same, but not really, and you do want to, you know, dissect the job post to make sure that you're a good fit for that position as well. Yes. Yes. All right. Well, so you get this job as a coder. They put their faith in you and it works out. Great. It sounds like. So how long were you in that first role for, Megan? I was in that role for about a year and maybe four months and then I started getting intrigued by interventional radiology. So interventional radiology is a subspecialty of diagnostic radiology. And we only had one interventional radiology coder at the time. So, you know, there was only one position, but I was still intrigued to learn that skill because I knew it was a step up from where I was at. And you know, I'm the type of person that wants to just keep continuously growing over my entire life. So I took it upon myself to self-study a interventional radiology coding course. So Stacy book, some people might know her. She created the interventional radiology book and she has a course also, but I took and bought her book and I self-studied it