okay, this person can absolutely handle this position. Well, Nick, now that you're working in a facility or two, you've got two positions in health care now, and you're seeing the different possibilities and different avenues that you can go with your coding skill set. Are there paths that you see you taking in the future? I like coding. I would have taken a job doing anything else, authorization specialist or just data entry or just part of the revenue cycle, any part of the revenue cycle. But I knew that I loved coding. And so after interviewing as much as I did, I realized that, you know, I wanted to do coding. I was very sure of it. And so now that I'm doing it, I'm still just as confident and committed to the coding aspect. So I don't know if I'll divert from it ever, but not any, definitely not anywhere in the near time, in the near future. Not any time in the near future. Nick, you mentioned that early on in our discussion that you love your coding education, you love coding. What do you love about coding? I have always been interested in anatomy, physiology, like I said, going back to the weightlifting. Why does the body work this way? And you know, all these muscle groups and the skeletal structure and the organs and what are they doing and the diet. Why does your diet need to be the way it is? Things like that, you just start to pick up on how the body works. It's interesting to me. On the other side, I've always been super interested in surgery and how procedures are done