but I did feel like it was reflective and knowing your modifiers and knowing, you know, the different G codes versus the regular codes and stuff like that. Great. I love that. Yeah, one thing I hear, Heather, is related to that question is it's not about all of the information that you have in your brain. It's about knowing where to find it in the books because no one can memorize everything in those books. So what would you agree with that? Yeah, okay. Yes. Awesome. So you take the exam. Tell us about that day in your CPC exam. I miss, well, back then we didn't have it online. Right. That wasn't an option. So you took it, I guess, locally. I did. I actually lived in one place that didn't really have an exam for a while, so I took it and where my parents lived at the time in Oklahoma City. And it was a big, a big test. Like I was surprised about how many people were taking the test and like I wasn't really ready for that. Like I was kind of expecting more of a, like just a few people like didn't know how many were going into the field and stuff at the time. So. Awesome. And and do you have any tips for anybody who is watching on what they can do to have a better exam experience? Like, did you bring anything in with you? I guess you probably had your codebooks tab and marks. Tell us about what things and resources you did to help have a great experience. One thing I did is definitely get organized the night before. Don't just wait till that morning and throw crap in a bag and go, you know. But, you know, mark your books