and you really dug into that for the course even officially took off. Any specific tips for exam prep? Because I know as you get closer to the exam, you're trying to recall some of those things that you might have learned earlier, make sure your books are tabbed and marked. Guidelines, know your guidelines. That for me, guidelines were paramount because if you know the guidelines, probably more than half the questions, you can eliminate two answers if you know the guidelines really well. Don't highlight all of the guidelines. Usually those, you know, the first, the very beginnings of them are. And ask your instructor, ask other people, you know, what areas are, you know, the most important to know. Okay, all right, that's very helpful. So you've been working in the field for a year and a half, you say, is that right? No, almost a year. Almost a year. Okay, all right. And what has led you to consider the CPMA exam? Again, just a desire to learn some more about where we can go from here with it. As I said, I like coding, but I like the idea of being able to learn some more and maybe do the auditing and rejections. Just it sounds much it sounds even more interesting to me. Okay and tell me about some of the roles that maybe you interact with in your daily job or and that maybe is giving you insight that you didn't expect and that could be maybe even education or management. As you observed. Because they are, it's, you know, they don't micromanage here. So, I mean