you know, when I was asked to be on the advisory board and when I was on the chapter association board of directors and have done other activities and work for AAPC. She wasn't kidding because I never could have imagined a career in the way that I've had on that very first day as a coder that I didn't even know what I was going to be doing. So they taught me E&M and they taught me coding. I sat for my exam and moved my way up to coding manager and then I managed the team of coders for both sides of the house, the facility, and the professional side. I had a team of auditor and educators. I had for a brief time a team of documentation improvement specialists. So I've had an opportunity to work in a big piece in revenue cycle with a focus on coding in compliance and it has been a fabulous career. And what is your role now? I currently work for Maine Health, which is a health organization in Portland, Maine. There are, I believe, 12 facilities, nine hospitals, largest organization in Maine and in northern New England. And my title is manager of regulatory billing compliance. So essentially my team and I manage all of the internal compliance reports from a billing and a revenue cycle perspective for all of the hospitals and other facilities. We have a nursing home, we have home health at the main health corporation. So it's been, you know, moving from a pro fee quota today to being able to do this kind of work facility wide has been really