you know, questioning myself in the beginning as a young mom wondering if I'll ever, you know, get up out of that leap of, you know, like paycheck to paycheck. Am I ever going to have more than this? You know, I'm definitely there and that's exciting. And I think that no matter where you are in the industry, if you are willing to put yourself in a position to work hard enough to get there, you can. Now, here's the big question, Taylor, that many people watching will want to know is that first job. And to lead into that, did you have, you had your certification through AHIMA, the RHAT. Did you have that prior to your CPC? No, I got my CPC first. So I was in school, so I did the two-year associates program with my local community college. And while I was in school, I apologize with a library and there's, you're all right. So while I was in school, I apologize with a library and there's all right. So while I was in school for the RHIT, I sat for the CPC exam. So I didn't, I don't want to say I didn't necessarily study for the CPC because I obviously did, but I feel that my coursework overall for my degree kind of just shaped well into the CPC exam. I did do practice exams, but yeah, it, I did the CPC first and I thought, okay, I'm going to do that first and then hopefully I can get a job while I'm in school. And that's exactly what I did. So at the end of my first year of college, I got a position with the local health system as a medical records analyst. At that point, I had, you know, I knew all about ROI and things of that nature