you know, if it's something that I'm going to be speaking on, I like to kind of get down to the nitty gritty and use the book again. But when I'm working every day, yeah, I just, I use an encoder. All right, all right, I love it. Okay, now let's talk about where you're at now. So you were in that first coding position for about six, seven months. And then you jumped quick, which is, I mean, that's what I love is there, we talktalked about this, there's so many different avenues you could take. Tell us about that next step. Yeah, so, so I, ironically enough, so I worked, I transition and I worked for Omega Health Care, which is formally Imagine. And when I was working out the local health system that I was at, we actually used imagine for our monthly CEUs. So that's how I found out about the company. And I saw that they were hiring coders and I thought, you know, I'll try it. Why not? So I interviewed and I'll be 100% transparent. The sole reason that I even applied for the job was because I knew that it would be a good financial move for me. And I was very transparent with my previous job about that. I actually loved that job. I cried when I left. And I'm still very close with them. But yeah, it was purely financial reasons and so I interviewed and I got it. I interviewed they got the job the next day and I thought, okay, well, something must have went right. So I started working for Omega and I absolutely loved working for Omega. They were a great company to work for. That was a work from home? Yes