that's awesome. Yeah, that's congratulations. That's very cool. Yeah. Okay, so you're setting for an exam right now. I want to talk a little bit about certification exams. You mentioned in FEMA. We'll talks A.P. AAPC specifically, however if you have like a HEMA things to say, feel free. Oh yeah. I just am not as familiar with their organization. When you're studying for an AAPC exam because I think that some people watching this maybe are studying for their first exam and maybe they're a little intimidated by it. They don't know what resources will be helpful. Like I'm curious, you are three certifications in for your exam. Like did you use the study guides, the practice exams, did you meet with the local chapter? Did those things help you? Not, like, what tips do you have for people who are examining the first time? For my three AAPC credentials, I did do the online course, the study course, which was, you know, came with the study guide plus the online, you know, lectures and things of that nature. I did use those for all three and the current one that I'm studying for. I do feel like it set you up very well for taking the exam. However, I don't think it is a replacement for actual real-world experience. For example, like with the one that I'm studying for now, it's for the certified anesthesiologist and pain management coder. And if you don't know anything about that, right, this, you kind of have to have a knowledge about it going into it. Otherwise, you're just, it's over your head