the coder who was also the office manager slash biller ended up leaving about a month after I started and then I slid right into that role. And then from there I just I went up from the physician setting at the doctor's office. I went to a facility and then I went to a gigantic facility in Los Angeles and then now I'm doing consulting work. So, wow. That's all pretty much in a matter of, I believe that happened in 2012. So it's been almost 12 years. Then I went from being a receptionist to where I am now, which if you want my opinion, I'm one of the top experts in my field. Congratulations. Thank you. Honestly, impressive. Like, good for you. I think so. I don't try to like, you know, I don't have an ego or anything. I have a lot of knowledge. I'm a sponge, I absorb things, and I like to share what I know with people, because sometimes it can be very overwhelming. This career can be extremely overwhelming with everything that you have to know. So, in any way that I can help somebody succeed in this career, that's what I try to do because it's a passion to me. I absolutely love what I do. This was a life-changing decision for me. So. Wow. I'm, layoffs are so hard and that I imagine was so stressful having just bought your house but I'm glad that it's for being like a catalyst for change for a career that you're like so passionate about and good at. Yeah and I'm 41 now so know, that was 11 years ago. So I was, you know, 30 and it's just you think you have, by the time people are 30